Release Notes

2.27.1

This release fixes a bug in PEX_ROOT handling that could manifest with symlinked HOME dirs or more generally symlinked dirs being parents of the PEX_ROOT. Although this was claimed to be fixed in the Pex 2.20.4 release by #2574, there was one missing case not handled.

Ensure that the PEX_ROOT is always a realpath. (#2626)

2.27.0

This release adds a Pex PEX scie for armv7l.

Add a Pex PEX scie for armv7l. (#2624)

2.26.0

This release adds Pex --scie {eager,lazy} support for Linux armv7l.

In addition, a spurious warning when using PEX_PYTHON=pythonX.Y against a venv PEX has been fixed.

Added support for armv7l (#2620)
Fix incorrect regex for PEX_PYTHON precision warning (#2622)

2.25.2

This release fixes the --elide-unused-requires-dist lock option once again. The fix in 2.25.1 could lead to locked requirements having only a partial graph of extras which would allow a subsequent subset of those partial extras to silently resolve an incomplete set of dependencies.

In addition, the Pex REPL for PEXes without entry points or else when forced with PEX_INTERPRETER=1 is now fixed such that readline support always works. Previously, the yellow foreground color applied to the PS1 and PS2 prompts would interfere with the tracked cursor position in some Pythons; so the yellow foreground color for those prompts is now dropped.

Fix --elide-unused-requires-dist: don't expose partial extras. (#2618)
Fix Pex REPL prompt. (#2617)

2.25.1

This is a hotfix release that fixes a bug in the implementation of the --elide-unused-requires-dist lock option introduced in Pex 2.25.0.

Fix --elide-unused-requires-dist for unactivated deps. (#2615)

2.25.0

This release adds support for pex3 lock {create,sync} --elide-unused-requires-dist. This new lock option causes any dependencies of a locked requirement that can never be activated to be elided from the lock file. This leads to no material difference in lock file use, but it does cut down on the lock file size.

Add --elide-unused-requires-dist lock option. (#2613)

2.24.3

This release fixes a long-standing bug in resolve checking. Previously, only resolve dependency chains where checked, but not the resolved distributions that satisfied the input root requirements.

In addition, the 2.24.2 release included a wheel with no compression (~11MB instead of ~3.5MB). The Pex wheel is now fixed to be compressed.

Fix resolve check to cover dists satisfying root reqs. (#2610)
Fix build process to produce a compressed .whl. (#2609)

2.24.2

This release fixes a long-standing bug in "YOLO-mode" foreign platform speculative wheel builds. Previously if the speculatively built wheel had tags that did not match the foreign platform, the process errored pre-emptively. This was correct for complete foreign platforms, where all tag information is known, but not for all cases of abbreviated platforms, where the failure was overly aggressive in some cases. Now foreign abbreviated platform speculative builds are only rejected when there is enough information to be sure the speculatively built wheel definitely cannot work on the foreign abbreviated platform.

Accept more foreign --platform "YOLO-mode" wheels. (#2607)

2.24.1

This release fixes pex3 cache prune handling of cached Pips. Previously, performing a pex3 cache prune would bump the last access time of all un-pruned cached Pips artificially. If you ran pex3 cache prune in a daily or weekly cron job, this would mean Pips would never be pruned.

Fix pex3 cache prune handling of cached Pips. (#2589)

2.24.0

This release adds pex3 cache prune as a likely more useful Pex cache management command than the existing pex3 cache purge. By default pex3 cache prune prunes any cached items not used for the last 2 weeks and is likely suitable for use as a daily cron job to keep Pex cache sizes down. The default age of 2 weeks can be overridden by specifying --older-than "1 week" or --last-access-before 14/3/2024, etc. See pex3 cache prune --help for more details.

Support pex3 cache prune --older-than .... (#2586)

2.23.0

This release adds support for drawing requirements from PEP-735 dependency groups when creating PEXes or lock files. Groups are requested via --group <name>@<project dir> or just --group <name> if the project directory is the current working directory.

Add support for PEP-735 dependency groups. (#2584)

2.22.0

This release adds support for --pip-version 24.3.1.

Add support for --pip-version 24.3.1. (#2582)

2.21.0

This release adds support for --pip-version 24.3.

Add support for --pip-version 24.3. (#2580)

2.20.4

This release carries several bug fixes and a performance improvement for lock deletes.

Although there were no direct reports in the wild, @iritkatriel noticed by inspection the Pex safe_mkdir utility function would mask any OSError besides EEXIST. This is now fixed.

It was observed by @b-x that when PEX_ROOT was contained in a symlinked path, PEXes would fail to execute. The most likely case leading to this would be a symlinked HOME dir. This is now fixed.

This release also fixes a bug where --pip-log <path>, used multiple times in a row against the same file could lead to pex3 lock errors. Now the specified path is always truncated before use and a note has been added to the option --help that using the same --pip-log path in concurrent Pex runs is not supported.

In addition, pex3 lock {update,sync} is now optimized for the cases where all the required updates are deletes. In this case neither Pip nor the network are consulted leading to speed improvements proportional to the size of the resolve.

Fix safe_mkdir swallowing non-EEXIST errors. (#2575)
Fix PEX_ROOT handling for symlinked paths. (#2574)
Fix --pip-log re-use. (#2570)
Optimize pure delete lock updates. (#2568)

2.20.3

This release fixes both PEX building and lock creation via pex3 lock {create,sync} to be reproducible in more cases. Previously, if a requirement only available in source form (an sdist, a local project or a VCS requirement) had a build that was not reproducible due to either file timestamps (where the SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH standard was respected) or random iteration order (e.g.: the setup.py used sets in certain in-opportune ways), Pex's outputs would mirror the problematic requirement's non-reproducibility. Now Pex plumbs a fixed SOURCE_DATE_EPOCH and PYTHONHASHSEED to all places sources are built.

Plumb reproducible build env vars more thoroughly. (#2554)

2.20.2

This release fixes an old bug handling certain sdist zips under Python 2.7 as well missing support for Python 3.13's PYTHON_COLORS env var.

Fix Zip extraction UTF-8 handling for Python 2.7. (#2546)
Add repl support for PYTHON_COLORS. (#2545)

2.20.1

This release fixes Pex --interpreter-constraint handling such that any supplied interpreter constraints which are in principle unsatisfiable either raise an error or else cause a warning to be issued when other viable interpreter constraints have also been specified. For example, --interpreter-constraint ==3.11.*,==3.12.* now errors and --interpreter-constraint '>=3.8,<3.8' --interpreter-constraint ==3.9.* now warns, culling >3.8,<3.8 and continuing using only ==3.9.*.

Pre-emptively cull unsatisfiable interpreter constraints. (#2542)

2.20.0

This release adds the --pip-log alias for the existing --preserve-pip-download-log option as well as the ability to specify the log file path. So, to debug a resolve, you can now specify --pip-log log.txt and Pex will deposit the Pip resolve log to log.txt in the current directory for easy tailing or post-resolve inspection. In addition, the log file itself is more useful in some cases. When you specify any abbreviated --platform targets, those targets calculated wheel compatibility tags are included in the Pip log. Also, when multiple targets are specified, their log outputs are now merged at the end of the resolve in a serialized fashion with prefixes on each log line indicating which target the log line corresponds to.

In addition, a race in Pex's PEP-517 implementation that could (rarely) lead to spurious metadata generation errors or sdist creation errors is fixed.

Fix intermittent PEP-517 failures. (#2540)
Plumb --pip-version to Platform tag calculation. (#2538)
Add the ability to specify the --pip-log path. (#2536)

2.19.1

This release fixes a regression introduced by #2512 in the 2.19.0 release when building PEXes using abbreviated --platform targets. Instead of failing certain builds that used to succeed, Pex now warns that the resulting PEX may fail at runtime and that --complete-platform should be used instead.

Only warn when --platform resolves fail tag checks. (#2533)

2.19.0

This release adds support for a new --pre-resolved-dists resolver as an alternative to the existing Pip resolver, --lock resolver and --pex-repository resolvers. Using --pre-resolved-dists dists/dir/ behaves much like --no-pypi --find-links dists/dir/ except that it is roughly 3x faster.

Support --pre-resolved-dists resolver. (#2512)

2.18.1

This release fixes --scie-name-style platform-parent-dir introduced in #2523. Previously the target platform name also leaked into scies targeting foreign platforms despite using this option.

Fix --scie-name-style platform-parent-dir. (#2526)

2.18.0

This release adds support for pex3 cache {dir,info,purge} for inspecting and managing the Pex cache. Notably, the pex3 cache purge command is safe in the face of concurrent PEX runs, waiting for in flight PEX runs to complete and blocking new runs from starting once the purge is in progress. N.B.: when using pex3 cache purge it is best to install Pex with the 'management' extra; e.g.: pip install pex[management]. Alternatively, one of the new Pex scie binary releases can be used.

In order to release a Pex binary that can support the new pex3 cache management commands first class, a set of enhancements to project locking and scie generation were added. When using --project you can now specify extras; e.g.: --project ./the/project-dir[extra1,extra2]. When creating a Pex scie, you can now better control the output files using --scie-only to ensure no PEX file is emitted and --scie-name-style to control how the scie target platform name is mixed into the scie output file name. Additionally, you can request one or more shasum-compatible checksum files be emitted for each scie with --scie-hash-alg.

On the locking front, an obscure bug locking project releases that contain artifacts that mis-report their version number via their file name has been fixed.

Finally, the vendored Pip has had its own vendored CA cert bundle upgraded from that in certifi 2024.7.4 to that in certifi 2024.8.30.

Fix locking of sdists rejected by Pip. (#2524)
Add --scie-only & --scie-name-style. (#2523)
Support --project extras. (#2522)
Support shasum file gen via --scie-hash-alg. (#2520)
Update vendored Pip's CA cert bundle. (#2517)
Introduce pex3 cache {dir,info,purge}. (#2513)

2.17.0

This release brings support for overriding the versions of setuptools and wheel Pex bootstraps for non-vendored Pip versions (the modern ones you select with --pip-version) using the existing --extra-pip-requirement option introduced in the 2.10.0 release.

Support custom setuptools & wheel versions. (#2514)

2.16.2

This release brings a slew of small fixes across the code base.

When creating locks for foreign platforms, pex3 lock {create,update,sync} now allows locking sdists that use PEP-517 build backends that do not support the prepare_metadata_for_build_wheel hook and whose product is a wheel not compatible with the foreign platform. This is decidedly a corner case, but one encountered with the mesonpy build backend which seems to have traction in the scientific computing world in particular.

The recent re-vamp of the PEX REPL is now fixed to respect common conventions for controlling terminal output via the NO_COLOR, FORCE_COLOR and TERM environment variables.

The examples in the buildingpex docs had bit-rotted. They have been refreshed and now all work.

Finally, both the Pex CLI and PEX files support the ambient OS standards for user cache directories. Instead of using ~/.pex as the default PEX_ROOT cache location, the default is now ~/.cache/pex on Linux ( but respecting XDG_CACHE_HOME when set) and ~/Library/Caches/pex on Mac.

Lock sdists in more cases for foreign platforms. (#2508)
Respect NO_COLOR, FORCE_COLOR & TERM=dumb. (#2507)
Fix buildingpex.rst examples. (#2506)
Respect OS user cache location conventions. (#2505)

2.16.1

This release fixes the PEX repl for Python Standalone Builds Linux CPython PEX scies. These PEXes ship using a version of libedit for readline support that does not support naive use of ansi terminal escape sequences for prompt colorization.

Fix PEX repl prompt for Linux PBS libedit. (#2503)

2.16.0

This release adds support for --venv-system-site-packages when creating a --venv PEX and --system-site-packages when creating a venv using the pex-tools / PEX_TOOLS=1 venv command or when using the pex3 venv create command. Although this breaks PEX hermeticity, it can be the most efficient way to ship partial PEX venvs created with --excludes to machines that have the excluded dependencies already installed in the site packages of a compatible system interpreter.

Support --system-site-packages when creating venvs. (#2500)

2.15.0

This release enhances the REPL your PEX drops into when it either doesn't have an entry point or you force interpreter mode with the PEX_INTERPRETER environment variable. There is now clear indication you are running in a PEX hermetic environment and a pex command added to the REPL that you can use to find out more details about the current PEX environment.

Add PEX info to the PEX repl. (#2496)

2.14.1

This release fixes --inject-env when used in combination with a --scie-busybox so that the injected environment variable can be overridden at runtime like it can form a traditional PEX.

In addition, running a PEX with the Python interpreter -i flag or PYTHONINSPECT=x in the environment causes the PEX to enter the Python REPL after evaluating the entry point, if any.

Allow --inject-env overrides for --scie-busybox. (#2490)
Fix PEXes for -i / PYTHONINSPECT=x. (#2491)

2.14.0

This release brings support for creating PEX scies for PEXes targeting PyPy. In addition, for PEX scies targeting CPython, you can now specify --scie-pbs-stripped to select a stripped version of the Python Standalone Builds CPython distribution embedded in your scie to save transfer bandwidth and disk space at the cost of losing Python debug symbols.

Finally, support is added for --scie-busybox to turn your PEX into a multi-entrypoint BusyBox-like scie. This support is documented in depth at https://docs.pex-tool.org/scie.html

Support --scie for PyPy & support stripped CPython. (#2488)
Add support for --scie-busybox. (#2468)

2.13.1

This release fixes the --scie option to support building a Pex PEX scie with something like pex pex -c pex --venv --scie eager -o pex. Previously, due to the output filename of pex colliding with fixed internal scie lift manifest file names, this would fail.

Handle all output file names when building scies. (#2484)

2.13.0

This release improves error message detail when there are failures in Pex sub-processes. In particular, errors that occur in pip download when building a PEX or creating a lock file now give more clear indication of what went wrong.

Additionally, this release adds support for --pip-version 24.2.

Add more context for Job errors. (#2479)
Add support for --pip-version 24.2. (#2481)

2.12.1

This release refreshes the root CA cert bundle used by --pip-version vendored (which is the default Pip Pex uses for Python <3.12) from certifi 2019.9.11's cacert.pem to certifi 2024.7.4's cacert.pem. This refresh addresses at least CVE-2023-37920 and was spearheaded by a contribution from Nash Kaminski in pex-tool/pip#12. Thank you, Nash!

Update vendored Pip's CA cert bundle. (#2476)

2.12.0

This release adds support for passing --site-packages-copies to both pex3 venv create ... and PEX_TOOLS=1 ./my.pex venv .... This is similar to pex --venv --venv-site-packages-copies ... except that instead of preferring hard links, a copy is always performed. This is useful to disassociate venvs you create using Pex from Pex's underlying PEX_ROOT cache.

This release also adds partial support for statically linked CPython. If the statically linked CPython is <3.12, the default Pip ( --pip-version vendored) used by Pex will work. All newer Pips will not though, until Pip 24.2 is released with the fix in pypa/pip#12716 and Pex releases with support for --pip-version 24.2.

Add --site-packages-copies for external venvs. (#2470)
Support statically linked CPython. (#2472)

2.11.0

This release adds support for creating native PEX executables that contain their own hermetic CPython interpreter courtesy of Python Standalone Builds and the Science project.

You can now specify --scie {eager,lazy} when building a PEX file and one or more native executable PEX scies will be produced (one for each platform the PEX supports). These PEX scies are single file executables that look and behave like traditional PEXes, but unlike PEXes they can run on a machine with no Python interpreter available.

Add --scie option to produce native PEX exes. (#2466)

2.10.1

This release fixes a long-standing bug in Pex parsing of editable requirements. This bug caused PEXes containing local editable project requirements to fail to import those local editable projects despite the fact the PEX itself contained them.

Fix editable requirement parsing. (#2464)

2.10.0

This release adds support for injecting requirements into the isolated Pip PEXes Pex uses to resolve distributions. The motivating use case for this is to use the feature Pip 23.1 introduced for forcing --keyring-provider import.

Pex already supported using a combination of the following to force non-interactive use of the keyring:

A keyring script installation that was on the PATH
A --pip-version 23.1 or newer.
Specifying --use-pip-config to pass --keyring-provider subprocess to Pip.

You could not force --keyring-provider import though, since the Pips Pex uses are themselves hermetic PEXes without access to extra installed keyring requirements elsewhere on the system. With --extra-pip-requirement you can now do this with the primary benefit over --keyring-provider subprocess being that you do not need to add the username to index URLs. This is ultimately because the keyring CLI requires username whereas the API does not; but see https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/topics/authentication/#keyring-support for more information.

Add support for --extra-pip-requirement. (#2461)

2.9.0

This release adds support for Pip 24.1.2.

Add support for --pip-version 24.1.2. (#2459)

2.8.1

This release fixes the bdist_pex distutils command to use the --project option introduced by #2455 in the 2.8.0 release. This change produces the same results for existing invocations of python setup.py bdist_pex but allows new uses passing locked project requirements (either hashed requirement files or Pex lock files) via --pex-args.

Fix bdist_pex to use --project. (#2457)

2.8.0

This release adds a new --override option to resolves that ultimately use an --index or --find-links. This allows you to override transitive dependencies when you have determined they are too narrow and that expanding their range is safe to do. The new --overrides and the existing --excludes can now also be specified when creating or syncing a lock file to seal these dependency modifications into the lock.

This release also adds a new --project option to pex and pex3 lock {create,sync} that improves the ergonomics of locking a local Python project and then creating PEX executables for that project using its locked requirements.

In addition, this release fixes the bdist_pex distutils command that ships with Pex to work when run under tox and Python 3.12 by improving Pex venv creation robustness when creating venvs that include Pip.

Add support for --override. (#2431)
Support --project locking and PEX building. (#2455)
Improve venv creation robustness when adding Pip. (#2454)

2.7.0

This release adds support for Pip 24.1.1.

Add support for --pip-version 24.1.1. (#2451)

2.6.3

There are no changes to Pex code or released artifacts over 2.6.1 or 2.6.2, just a further fix to the GitHub Releases release process which #2442 broke and #2444 only partially fixed.

Fix GitHub Releases deployment. (#2448)

2.6.2

Note

Although 2.6.2 successfully released to PyPI, it failed to release to GitHub Releases (neither the Pex PEX nor the pex.pdf were published.) You can use Pex 2.6.3 instead which has no Pex code changes over this release.

There are no changes to Pex code or released artifacts over 2.6.1, just a fix to the GitHub Releases release process which #2442 broke.

Fix GitHub Releases deployment. (#2444)

2.6.1

Note

Although 2.6.1 successfully released to PyPI, it failed to release to GitHub Releases (neither the Pex PEX nor the pex.pdf were published.) You can use Pex 2.6.3 instead which has no Pex code changes over this release.

This release improves error messages when attempting to read invalid metadata from distributions such that the problematic distribution is always identified.

Improve errors for invalid distribution metadata. (#2443)

2.6.0

This release adds support for PEP-723 script metadata in --exes. For such a script with metadata describing its dependencies or Python version requirements, running the script is as simple as pex --exe <script> -- <script args> and building a PEX encapsulating it as simple as pex --exe <script> --output <PEX file>.

Add support for PEP-723 script metadata to --exe. (#2436)

2.5.0

This release brings support for Python 3.13 and --pip-version 24.1, which is the first Pip version to support it.

Support --pip-version 24.1 and Python 3.13. (#2435)

2.4.1

This release fixes pex --only-binary X --lock ... to work with lock files also created with --only-binary X. The known case here is a --style universal lock created with --only-binary X to achieve a partially wheel-only universal lock.

Fix pex --only-binary X --lock .... (#2433)

2.4.0

This release brings new support for preserving arguments passed to the Python interpreter (like -u or -W ignore) either via running a PEX via Python from the command line like python -u my.pex or via a shebang with embedded Python arguments like #!/usr/bin/python -u.

In addition, PEXes can now be built with --inject-python-args similar to the existing --inject-args but sealing in arguments to pass to Python instead. When both explicitly passed Python interpreter arguments and injected Python interpreter arguments are specified, the injected arguments appear first on the synthesized command line and the explicitly passed arguments appear last so that the explicit arguments can trump (which is how Python handles this).

Several bugs existing in the --exclude implementation since its introduction are now fixed and the feature is greatly improved to act on excludes eagerly, never traversing them in the resolve process; thus avoiding downloads associated with them as well as potentially failing metadata extraction & wheel builds for ill-behaved sdists.

Finally, a bug was fixed in pex3 lock export for lock files containing either locked VCS requirements or locked local project directories. Previously, these were exported with a <project name>==<version> requirement, which lost fidelity with the input requirement. Now they are exported with their original requirement form. Further, since the --hash of these styles of locked requirement are unuseable outside Pex, a new --format option of pip-no-hashes is introduced for the adventurous.

Implement support for preserving and injecting Python args. (#2427)
Fix --exclude. (#2409)
Fix pex3 lock export handling of exotic reqs. (#2423)

2.3.3

This release fixes pex3 lock create support for --pip-versions 23.3.1 and newer. Previously, when locking using indexes that serve artifacts via re-directs, the resulting lock file would contain the final re-directed URL instead of the originating index artifact URL. This could lead to issues when the indexes re-direction scheme changed or else if authentication parameters in the original index URL were stripped in the Pip logs.

Fix artifact URL recording for pip>=23.3. (#2421)

2.3.2

This release fixes a regression for users of gevent monkey patching. The fix in #2356 released in Pex 2.1.163 lead to these users receiving spurious warnings from the gevent monkey patch system about ssl being patched too late.

Delay import of ssl in pex.fetcher. (#2417)

2.3.1

This release fixes Pex to respect lock file interpreter constraints and target systems when downloading artifacts.

Fix lock downloads to use all lock info. (#2396)

2.3.0

This release introduces pex3 lock sync as a higher-level tool that can be used to create and maintain a lock as opposed to using a combination of pex3 lock create and pex3 lock update. When there is no existing lock file, pex3 lock sync --lock lock.json ... is equivalent to pex3 lock create --output lock.json ..., it creates a new lock. On subsequent uses however, pex3 lock sync --lock lock.json ... updates the lock file minimally to meet any changed requirements or other changed lock settings.

This release also fixes pex --no-build --lock ... to work with lock files also created with --no-build. The known case here is a --style universal lock created with --no-build to achieve a wheel-only universal lock.

This release includes a fix to clarify the conditions under which --requierements-pex can be used to combine the third party dependencies from a pre-built PEX into a new PEX; namely, that the PEXes must use the same value for the --pre-install-wheels option.

Finally, this release fixes pex3 venv to handle venvs created by Virtualenv on systems that distinguish purelib and platlib site-packages directories. Red Hat distributions are a notable example of this.

Implement pex3 lock sync. (#2373)
Guard against mismatched --requirements-pex. (#2392)
Fix pex --no-build --lock .... (#2390)
Fix Pex to handle venvs with multiple site-packages dirs. (#2383)

2.2.2

This release fixes pex3 lock create to handle .tar.bz2 and .tgz sdists in addition to the officially sanctioned .tar.gz and (less officially so) .zip sdists.

Handle .tar.bz2 & .tgz sdists when locking. (#2380)

2.2.1

This release trims down the size of the Pex wheel on PyPI and the released Pex PEX by about 20KB by consolidating image resources.

This release also fixes the release process to remove a window of time when several links would be dead on at https://docs.pex-tool.org that pointed to release artifacts that were not yet fully deployed.

Fix release ordering of the doc site deploy. (#2369)
Trim embedded doc image assets. (#2368)

2.2.0

This release adds tools to interact with Pex's new embedded offline documentation. You can browse those docs with pex --docs or, more flexibly, with pex3 docs. See pex3 docs --help for all the options available.

This release also returns to SemVer versioning practices. Simply, you can expect 3 things from Pex version numbers:

The first component (the major version) will remain 2 as long as possible. Pex tries very hard to never break existing users and to allow them to upgrade without fear of breaking. This includes not breaking Python compatibility. In Pex 2, Python 2.7 is supported as well as Python 3.5+ for both CPython and PyPy. Pex will only continue to add support for new CPython and PyPy releases and never remove support for already supported Python versions while the major version remains 2.
The second component (the minor version) will be incremented whenever a release adds a feature. Since Pex is a command line tool only (not a library), this means you can expect a new subcommand, a new option, or a new allowable option value was added. Bugs might also have been fixed.
The third component (the patch version) indicates only bugs were fixed.

You can expect the minor version to get pretty big going forward!

Add pex --docs and several pex3 docs options. (#2365)

2.1.164

This release moves Pex documentation from https://pex.readthedocs.io to https://docs.pex-tool.org. While legacy versioned docs will remain available at RTD in perpetuity, going forward only the latest Pex release docs will be available online at the https://docs.pex-tool.org site. If you want to see the Pex docs for the version you are currently using, Pex now supports the pex3 docs command which will serve the docs for your Pex version locally, offline, but with full functionality, including search.

Re-work Pex documentation. (#2362)

2.1.163

This release fixes Pex to work in certain OS / SSL environments where it did not previously. In particular, under certain Fedora distributions using certain Python Build Standalone interpreters.

Create SSLContexts in the main thread. (#2356)

2.1.162

This release adds support for --pip-version 24.0 as well as fixing a bug in URL encoding for artifacts in lock files. Notably, torch's use of local version identifiers (+cpu) combined with their find links page at https://download.pytorch.org/whl/torch_stable.html would lead to pex3 lock create errors.

Add support for Pip 24.0. (#2350)
Fix URL escaping for lock artifacts. (#2349)

2.1.161

This release adds support for --only-wheel <project name> and --only-build <project name> to allow finer control over which distribution artifacts are resolved when building a PEX or creating or updating a lock file. These options correspond to Pip's --only-binary and --no-binary options with project name arguments.

Plumb Pip's --{no,only}-binary. (#2346)

2.1.160

This release adds the ability for pex3 lock update to replace requirements in a lock or delete them from the lock using -R / --replace-project and -d / --delete-project, respectively.

Lock updates support deleting & replacing reqs. (#2335)

2.1.159

This release brings a fix for leaks of Pex's vendored attrs onto the sys.path of PEXes during boot in common usage scenarios.

Fix vendored attrs sys.path leak. (#2328)

2.1.158

This release adds support for tab completion to all PEX repls running under Pythons with the readline module available. This tab completion support is on-par with newer Python REPL out of the box tab completion support.

Add tab-completion support to PEX repls. (#2321)

2.1.157

This release fixes a bug in pex3 lock update for updates that leave projects unchanged whose primary artifact is an sdist.

Fix lock updates for locks with sdist bystanders. (#2325)

2.1.156

This release optimizes wheel install overhead for warm caches. Notably, this speeds up warm boot for PEXes containing large distributions like PyTorch as well as creating venvs from them.

Lower noop wheel install overhead. (#2315)

2.1.155

This release brings support for --pip-version 23.3.2 along with optimizations that reduce built PEX size for both --include-tools and --venv PEXes (which includes the Pex PEX) as well as reduce PEX build time for --pre-install-wheels PEXes (the default) and PEX cold first boot time for --no-pre-install-wheels PEXes that use more than one parallel install job.

Add support for Pip 23.3.2. (#2307)
Remove Pip.spawn_install_wheel & optimize. (#2305)
Since we no longer use wheel code, remove it. (#2302)

2.1.154

This release brings three new features:

When creating PEXes without specifying an explicit --python-shebang, an appropriate shebang is chosen correctly in more cases than previously and a warning is emitted when the shebang chosen cannot be guaranteed to be correct. The common case this helps select the appropriate shebang for is PEXes built using --platform or --complete-platform.
PEXes can now be created with --no-pre-install-wheels to cut down PEX build times with a tradeoff of roughly 10% greater boot overhead upon the 1st execution of the PEX file. For PEXes with very large dependency sets (machine learning provides common cases), the build time savings can be dramatic.
PEXes can now be told to install dependencies at runtime on 1st execution using parallel processes using --max-install-jobs at PEX build time or by setting the PEX_MAX_INSTALL_JOBS environment variable at runtime.

The last two features come with complicated tradeoffs and are turned off by default as a result. If you think they might help some of your use cases, there is more detail in the command line help for --no-pre-install-wheels and --max-install-jobs as well as in the pex --help-variables output for PEX_MAX_INSTALL_JOBS. You can also find a detailed performance analysis in #2292 for the extreme cases of very small and very large PEXes. In the end though, experimenting is probably your best bet.

Use appropriate shebang for multi-platform PEXes. (#2296)
Add support for --no-pre-install-wheels and --max-install-jobs. (#2298)

2.1.153

This release fixes Pex runtime sys.path scrubbing to do less work and thus avoid errors parsing system installed distributions with bad metadata.

Remove Pex runtime scrubbing dist discovery. (#2290)

2.1.152

This release fixes the computation of the hash of the code within a PEX when nested within directories, a bug introduced in 2.1.149.

Exclude pyc dirs, not include, when hashing code (#2286)

2.1.151

This release brings support for a new --exclude <req> PEX build option that allows eliding selected resolved distributions from the final PEX. This is an advanced feature that will, in general, lead to broken PEXes out of the box; so read up on the --exclude command line help to make sure you understand the consequences.

This release also brings a fix for --inject-env that ensures the specified environment variables are always injected to the PEX at runtime regardless of the PEX entry point exercised.

Implement support for --exclude <req>. (#2281)
Relocate environment variable injection to before the interpreter is run (#2260)

2.1.150

This release brings support for --pip-version 23.3.1.

Add support for Pip 23.3.1. (#2276)

2.1.149

Fix --style universal lock handing of none ABI wheels with a specific Python minor version expressed in their wheel tag. There are not many of these in the wild, but a user discovered the case of python-forge 18.6.0 which supplies 1 file on PyPI: python_forge-18.6.0-py35-none-any.whl.

Fix universal lock handling of the none ABI. (#2270)

2.1.148

Add support to the Pex for checking if built PEXes are valid Python zipapps. Currently, Python zipapps must reside in 32 bit zip files due to limitations of the stdlib zipimport module's zipimporter; so this check amounts to a check that the built PEX zip does not use ZIP64 extensions. The check is controlled with a new --check {none,warn,error} option, defaulting to warn.

Add --check support for zipapps. (#2253)

2.1.147

Add support for --use-pip-config to allow the Pip Pex calls to read PIP_* env vars and Pip configuration files. This can be particularly useful for picking up custom index configuration (including auth).

Add support for --use-pip-config. (#2243)

2.1.146

This release brings a fix by new contributor @yjabri for the __pex__ import hook that gets it working properly for --venv mode PEXes.

Fix non executable venv sys path bug (#2236)

2.1.145

This release broadens the range of the flit-core build system Pex uses to include 3.x, which is known to work for modern Python versions and Pex's existing build configuration.

Raise the flit-core limit for Python 3 (#2229)

2.1.144

This release fixes Pex to build PEX files with deterministic file order regardless of the operating system / file system the PEX was built on.

Traverse directories in stable order when building a PEX (#2220)

2.1.143

This release fixes Pex to work by default under eCryptFS home dirs.

Guard against too long filenames on eCryptFS. (#2217)

2.1.142

This release fixes Pex to handle Pip backtracking due to sdist build errors when attempting to extract metadata.

Handle backtracking due to sdist build errors. (#2213)

2.1.141

This release fixes the Pex CLI to work when run from a read-only installation. A prominent example of this comes in certain nix setups.

Fix the Pex CLI to work when installed read-only. (#2205)

2.1.140

This release fixes several spurious warnings emitted for Python 3.11 and 3.12 users and fixes a leak of Pex's vendored attrs when using the __pex__ import hook.

Eliminate warnings for default use. (#2188)
Cleanup sys.path after pex is imported. (#2189)

2.1.139

This release brings support for Python 3.12 and Pip 23.2 which is the minimum required Pip version for Python 3.12. N.B.: Since Pip 23.2 requires Python 3.7 or newer, multiplatform PEX files and locks that support Python 3.12 will not also be able to support Python 2.7, 3.5 or 3.6 even though Pex continues to support those versions generally.

In addition, two new options for adding local project source files to a pex are added: -P/--package and -M/--module. Importantly, you can use the options instead of the existing -D/--sources-directory when you have a project with code at the top level (i.e.: not in a src/ subdirectory for example) intermixed with other files you prefer not to include in the PEX. See pex --help for more details on using these new options.

Finally, an internal API is fixed that allows for Lambdex files to include versions of attrs incompatible with Pex's own vendored version.

Add official support for Python 3.12 / Pip 23.2. (#2176)
Add support for selecting packages and modules. (#2181)
Fix pex.pex_bootstrapper.bootstrap_pex_env leak. (#2184)

2.1.138

This release brings fixes for two obscure corner cases.

Previously, if you used --venv PEXes in the default symlinked site-packages mode that contained first party code in a namespace package shared with 3rd-party dependencies the first party code would contaminate the Pex installed wheel cache for one of the 3rd-party dependencies in PEX.

Even more obscure (the only known issue was in Pex's own CI), if you ran the Pex CLI concurrently using two different --pip-version arguments, you may have seen spurious Pip HTTP errors that found an invalid Content-Type: Unknown header.

Isolate the Pip cache per Pip version. (#2164)
Fix symlinked venv ns-package calcs. (#2165)

2.1.137

This release fixes a long-standing bug in lock file creation for exotic locking scenarios pulling the same project from multiple artifact sources (any mix of URLs, VCS and local project directories).

Fix inter-artifact comparisons. (#2152)

2.1.136

This release adds the pex3 lock export-subset command. This is a version of pex3 lock export that also accepts requirements arguments allowing just a subset of the lock satisfying the given requirements to be exported.

Add pex3 lock export-subset. (#2145)

2.1.135

This release brings support for pex3 venv {inspect,create} for working with venvs directly using Pex. Previously, a PEX built with --include-tools (or --venv) had the capability of turning itself into a venv but the new pex3 venv create command can do this for any PEX file with the addition of a few new features:

The venv can now be created directly from requirements producing no intermediate PEX file.
The venv can be created either from a PEX file or a lock file. A subset of either of those can be chosen by also supplying requirements.
Instead of creating a full-fledged venv, just the site-packages can be exported (without creating an intermediate venv). This "flat" layout is used by several prominent runtimes - notably AWS Lambda -and emulates pip install --target. This style layout can also be zipped and prefixed. Additionally, it supports --platform and --complete-platform allowing creation of, for example, an AWS Lambda (or Lambda Layer) deployment zip on a non-Linux host.

Additionally, this release adds support for Pip 23.1.1 and 23.1.2.

Add Support for Pip 23.1.1. (#2133)
Introduce pex3 venv inspect. (#2135)
Introduce pex3 venv create. (#2140)
Add support for Pip 23.1.2. (#2142)

2.1.134

This release fixes pex3 lock create gathering of sdist metadata for PEP-517 build backends with non-trivial get-requires-for-build-wheel requirements.

Use get_requires_for_build_wheel for metadata prep. (#2129)

2.1.133

This release fixes --venv mode PEX venv script shebangs for some scenarios using Python <=3.7 interpreters.

Fix venv script shebangs. (#2122)

2.1.132

This release brings support for the latest Pip release with --pip-version 23.1 or by using new support for pinning to the latest version of Pip supported by Pex with --pip-version latest.

Add support for Pip 23.1 (#2114)
Add support for --pip-version latest. (#2116)

2.1.131

This release fixes some inconsistencies in Pex JSON output across the Python 2/3 boundary and in handling of venv collisions when using the venv Pex tool.

Stabilize JSON output format across Python 2/3. (#2106)
Support --pip overrides via PEX deps. (#2107)

2.1.130

This release fixes a regression locking certain complex cases of direct and transitive requirement interactions as exemplified in #2098.

Guard lock analysis against Pip-cached artifacts. (#2103)

2.1.129

This release fixes a bug downloading a VCS requirement from a lock when the ambient Python interpreter used to run Pex does not meet the Requires-Python constraint of the VCS requirement.

Fix VCS lock downloads to respect target. (#2094)

2.1.128

This release fixes a regression introduced in Pex 2.1.120 that caused --no-venv-site-packages-copies (the default when using --venv) to be ignored for both zipapp PEXes (the default) and --layout packed PEXes.

Fix regression in venv symlinking. (#2090)

2.1.127

This release fixes --lock resolve sub-setting for local project requirements.

Fix lock subsetting for local projects. (#2085)

2.1.126

This release fixes a long-standing (> 4 years old!) concurrency bug when building the same sdist for the 1st time and racing another Pex process doing the same sdist build.

Guard against racing sdist builds. (#2080)

2.1.125

This release makes --platform and --complete-platform resolves and locks as permissive as possible. If such a resolve or lock only has an sdist available for a certain project, that sdist will now be used if it builds to a wheel compatible with the specified foreign platform(s).

Attempt "cross-builds" of sdists for foreign platforms. (#2075)

2.1.124

This release adds support for specifying --non-hermetic-venv-scripts when building a --venv PEX. This can be useful when integrating with frameworks that do setup via PYTHONPATH manipulation.

Support for Pip 23.0.1 and setuptools 67.4.0 is added via --pip-version 23.0.1.

Additionally, more work towards hardening Pex against rare concurrency issues in its atomic directory handling is included.

Introduce --non-hermetic-venv-scripts. (#2068)
Wrap inter-process locks in in-process locks. (#2070)
Add support for Pip 23.0.1. (#2072)

2.1.123

This release fixes a few pex3 lock create bugs.

There was a regression introduced in Pex 2.1.122 where projects that used a PEP-518 [build-system] requires but specified no corresponding build-backend would fail to lock.

There were also two long-standing issues handling more exotic direct reference URL requirements. Source archives with names not following the standard Python sdist naming scheme of <project name>-<version>.{zip,tar.gz} would cause a lock error. An important class of these is provided by GitHub's magic source archive download URLs. Also, although local projects addressed with Pip proprietary support for pure local path requirements would lock, the same local projects addressed via <project name> @ file://<local project path> would also cause a lock error. Both of these cases are now fixed and can be locked successfully.

When locking with an --interpreter-constraint, any resolve traversing wheels using the pypyXY or cpythonXY python tags would cause the lock to error. Wheels with this form of python tag are now handled correctly.

Handle [build-system] with no build-backend. (#2064)
Handle locking all direct reference URL forms. (#2060)
Fix python tag handling in IC locks. (#2061)

2.1.122

This release fixes posix file locks used by Pex internally and enhances lock creation to support locking sdist-only C extension projects that do not build on the current platform. Pex is also updated to support --pip-version 22.3.1 and --pip-version 23.0, bringing it up to date with the latest Pip's available.

Support the latest Pip releases: 22.3.1 & 23.0 (#2056)
Lock sdists with prepare-metadata-for-build-wheel. (#2053)
Fix execute_parallel "leaking" a thread. (#2052)

2.1.121

This release fixes two bugs brought to light trying to interoperate with Poetry projects.

Support space separated markers in URL reqs. (#2039)
Handle file:// URL deps in distributions. (#2041)

2.1.120

This release completes the --complete-platform fix started in Pex 2.1.116 by #1991. That fix did not work in all cases but now does.

PEXes run in interpreter mode now support command history when the underlying interpreter being used to run the PEX does; use the PEX_INTERPRETER_HISTORY bool env var to turn this on.

Additionally, PEXes built with the combination --layout loose --venv --no-venv-site-packages-copies are fixed to be robust to moves of the source loose PEX directory.

Fix loose --venv PEXes to be robust to moves. (#2033)
Fix interpreter resolution when using --complete-platform with --resolve-local-platforms (#2031)
Support REPL command history. (#2018)

2.1.119

This release brings two new features. The venv pex tool now just warns when using --compile and there is a *.pyc compile error instead of failing to create the venv. Also, a new PEX_DISABLE_VARIABLES env var knob is added to turn off reading all PEX_* env vars from the environment.

Ignore compile error for PEX_TOOLS=1 (#2002)
Add PEX_DISABLE_VARIABLES to lock down a PEX run. (#2014)

2.1.118

This is a very tardy hotfix release for a regression introduced in Pex 2.1.91 by #1785 that replaced sys.argv[0] with its fully resolved path. This prevented introspecting the actual file path used to launch the PEX which broke BusyBox-alike use cases.

There is also a new --non-hermetic-scripts option accepted by the venv tool to allow running console scripts with PYTHONPATH adjustments to the sys.path.

Remove un-needed realpathing of sys.argv[0]. (#2007)
Add --non-hermetic-scripts option to venv tool. (#2010)

2.1.117

This release fixes a bug introduced in Pex 2.1.109 where the released Pex PEX could not be executed by PyPy interpreters. More generally, any PEX created with interpreter constraints that did not specify the Python implementation, e.g.: ==3.8.*, were interpreted as being CPython specific, i.e.: CPython==3.8.*. This is now fixed, but if the intention of a constraint like ==3.8.* was in fact to restrict to CPython only, interpreter constraints need to say so now and use CPython==3.8.* explicitly.

Fix interpreter constraint parsing. (#1998)

2.1.116

This release fixes a bug in --resolve-local-platforms when --complete-platform was used.

Check for --complete-platforms match when --resolve-local-platforms (#1991)

2.1.115

This release brings some attention to the pex3 lock export subcommand to make it more useful when interoperating with pip-tools.

Sort requirements based on normalized project name when exporting (#1992)
Use raw version when exporting (#1990)

2.1.114

This release brings two fixes for --venv mode PEXes.

Only insert "" to head of sys.path if a venv PEX runs in interpreter mode (#1984)
Map pex python path interpreter to realpath when creating venv dir hash. (#1972)

2.1.113

This is a hotfix release that fixes errors installing wheels when there is high parallelism in execution of Pex processes. These issues were a regression introduced by #1961 included in the 2.1.112 release.

Restore AtomicDirectory non-locked good behavior. (#1974)

2.1.112

This release brings support for the latest Pip release and includes some internal changes to help debug intermittent issues some users are seeing that implicate what may be file locking related bugs.

Add support for --pip-version 22.3. (#1953)

2.1.111

This release fixes resolving requirements from a lock using arbitrary equality (===).

In addition, you can now "inject" runtime environment variables and arguments into PEX files such that, when run, the PEX runtime ensures those environment variables and command line arguments are passed to the PEXed application. See PEX Recipes for more information.

Fix lock resolution to handle arbitrary equality. (#1951)
Support injecting args and env vars in a PEX. (#1948)

2.1.110

This release fixes Pex runtime sys.path scrubbing for cases where Pex is not the main entry point. An important example of this is in Lambdex where the AWS Lambda Python runtime packages (boto3 and botocore) are leaked into the PEX runtime sys.path.

Fix sys.path scrubbing. (#1946)

2.1.109

This release brings musllinux wheel support and a fix for a regression introduced in Pex 2.1.105 by #1902 that caused PEX_PATH= (an exported PEX_PATH with an empty string value) to raise an error in almost all use cases.

Vendor latest packaging; support musllinux wheels. (#1937)
Don't treat PEX_PATH= as . like other PATHS. (#1938)

2.1.108

This release fixes a latent PEX boot performance bug triggered by requirements with large extras sets.

Fix slow PEX boot time when there are many extras. (#1929)

2.1.107

This release fixes an issue handling credentials in git+ssh VCS urls when creating locks.

Fix locks for git+ssh with credentials. (#1923)

2.1.106

This release fixes a long-standing bug in handling direct reference requirements with a local version component.

Unquote path component of parsed url requirements (#1920)

2.1.105

This is a fix release which addresses issues related to build time work_dir creation, virtualenv, and sh_boot support.

In the unlikely event of a UUID collision in atomic workdir creation, pex could overwrite an existing directory and cause a corrupt state. When building a shell bootable --sh-boot pex the --runtime-pex-root was not always respected based on the condition of the build environment, and the value of the PEX_ROOT.

Fail on atomic_directory work_dir collision. (#1905)
Use raw_pex_root when constructing sh_boot pexes. (#1906)
Add support for offline downloads (#1898)

2.1.104

This release brings a long-awaited upgrade of the Pip Pex uses, but behind a --pip-version 22.2.2 flag you must opt in to. Pex will then use that version of Pip if it can (your Pex operations target Python >=3.7) and warn and fall back to the older vendored Pip (20.3.4) if it can't. To turn the need to fall back to older Pip from a warning into a hard error you can also specify --no-allow-pip-version-fallback.

The pex3 lock update command now gains the ability to update just the index and find links repos the lock's artifacts originate from by using a combination of --no-pypi, --index & --find-links along with --pin to ensure the project versions stay pinned as they are in the lockfile and just the repos they are downloaded from is altered. Consult the CLI --help for --fingerprint-mismatch {ignore,warn,error} to gain more control over repo migration behavior.

There are several bug fixes as well dealing with somewhat esoteric corner cases involving changing a PEX --layout from one form to another and building artifacts using certain interpreters on macOS 11.0 (aka: 10.16).

Add support for Pip 22.2.2. (#1893)
Make lock update sensitive to artifacts. (#1887)
Ensure locally built wheel is consumable locally. (#1886)
Ensure --output always overwrites destination. (#1883)

2.1.103

This release fixes things such that pex lockfiles can be created and updated using the Pex PEX when local projects are involved.

Fix pex3 lock ... when run from the Pex PEX. (#1874)

2.1.102

This is a hotfix release that fixes a further corner missed by #1863 in the Pex 2.1.101 release whereby Pex would fail to install platform-specific packages on Red Hat based OSes.

In addition, an old but only newly discovered bug in --inherit-path={prefer,fallback} handling is fixed. Previously only using PEX_INHERIT_PATH={prefer,fallback} at runtime worked properly.

In the process of fixing the old --inherit-path={prefer,fallback} bug, also fix another old bug handling modern virtualenv venvs under Python 2.7 during zipapp execution mode PEX boots.

Fix wheel installs: account for purelib & platlib. (#1867)
Fix --inhert-path handling. (#1871)
Error using pex + virtualenv>=20.0.0 + python 2.7 (#992)

2.1.101

This release fixes a corner-case revealed by python-certifi-win32 1.6.1 that was not previously handled when installing certain distributions.

Make wheel install site-packages detection robust. (#1863)

2.1.100

This release fixes a hole in the lock creation --target-system feature added in #1823 in Pex 2.1.95.

Fix lock creation --target-system handling. (#1858)

2.1.99

This release fixes a concurrency bug in the pex --lock ... artifact downloading.

Fix pex --lock ... concurrent download errors. (#1854)

2.1.98

This releases fixes regressions in foreign --platform handling and artifact downloading introduced by #1787 in Pex 2.1.91 and #1811 in 2.1.93.

In addition, PEXes can now be used as sys.path entries. Once on the sys.path, via PYTHONPATH or other means, the code in the PEX can be made importable by first importing __pex__ either as its own stand-alone import statement; e.g.: import __pex__; import psutil or as a prefix of the code to import from the PEX; e.g.: from __pex__ import psutil.

Tags should be patched for --platform. (#1846)
Add support for importing from PEXes. (#1845)
Fix artifact downloads for foreign platforms. #1851

2.1.97

This release patches a hole left by #1828 in the Pex 2.1.95 release whereby, although you could run a PEX under a too-long PEX_ROOT you could not build a PEX under a tool-long PEX_ROOT.

Avoid ENOEXEC for Pex internal --venvs. (#1843)

2.1.96

This is a hotfix release that fixes --venv mode PEX_EXTRA_SYS_PATH propagation introduced in Pex 2.1.95 to only apply to sys.executable and not other Pythons.

Fix --venv PEX PEX_EXTRA_SYS_PATH propagation. (#1837)

2.1.95

This release brings two new pex3 lock features for --style universal locks.

By default, universal locks are created to target all operating systems. This can cause problems when you only target a subset of operating systems and a lock transitive dependency that is conditional on an OS you do not target is not lockable. The new --target-system {linux,mac,windows} option allows you to restrict the set of targeted OSes to work around this sort of issue. Since PEX files currently only support running on Linux and Mac, specifying --target-system linux --target-system mac is a safe way to pre-emptively avoid these sorts of locking issues when creating a universal lock.

Previously you could not specify the --platforms or --complete-platforms you would be using later to build PEXes with when creating a universal lock. You now can, and Pex will verify the universal lock can support all the specified platforms.

As is usual there are also several bug fixes including properly propagating PEX_EXTRA_SYS_PATH additions to forked Python processes, fixing pex3 lock export to only attempt to export for the selected target and avoiding too long shebang errors for --venv mode PEXes in a robust way.

Fix PEX_EXTRA_SYS_PATH propagation. (#1832)
Fix pex3 lock export: re-use --lock resolver. (#1831)
Avoid ENOEXEC for --venv shebangs. (#1828)
Check lock can resolve platforms at creation time. (#1824)
Support restricting universal lock target os. (#1823)

2.1.94

This is a hotfix release that fixes a regression introduced in Pex 2.1.93 downloading certain sdists when using pex --lock ....

Fix pex --lock ... handling of sdists. (#1818)

2.1.93

This release brings several new features in addition to bug fixes.

When creating a PEX the entry point can now be any local python script by passing --exe path/to/python-script.

The pex3 lock update command now supports a -dry-dun check mode that exits non-zero to indicate that a lock needs updating and the -p / --project targeted update arguments can now be new projects to attempt to add to the lock.

On the bug fix front, traditional zipapp mode PEX files now properly scrub sys.displayhook and sys.excepthook and their teardown sequence has now been simplified fixing logging to stderr late in teardown.

Finally, pex3 lock create now logs when requirement resolution is taking a long time to provide some sense of progress and suggest generic remedies and pex --lock now properly handles authentication.

Support adding new requirements in a lock update. (#1797)
Add pex3 lock update --dry-run check mode. (#1799)
Universal locks no longer record a platform_tag. (#1800)
Support python script file executable. (#1807)
Fix PEX scrubbing to account for sys.excepthook. (#1810)
Simplify PEX teardown / leave stderr in tact. (#1813)
Surface pip download logging. (#1808)
Use pip download instead or URLFetcher. (#1811)

2.1.92

This release adds support for locking local projects.

Add support for local project locking. #1792

2.1.91

This release fixes --sh-boot mode PEXes to have an argv0 and exported PEX environment variable consistent with standard Python boot PEXes; namely the absolute path of the originally invoked PEX.

Fix --sh-boot argv0. (#1785)

2.1.90

This release fixes Pex handling of sdists to be atomic and also fixes lock files to be emitted ending with a newline. In addition, many typos in Pex documentation were fixed in a contribution by Kian-Meng Ang.

Ensure Pip cache operations are atomic. (#1778)
Ensure that lockfiles end in newlines. (#1774)
Fix typos (#1773)

2.1.89

This release brings official support for CPython 3.11 and PyPy 3.9 as well as long needed robust runtime interpreter selection.

Select PEX runtime interpreter robustly. (#1770)
Upgrade PyPy checking to latest. (#1767)
Add 3.11 support. (#1766)

2.1.88

This release is a hotfix for 2.1.86 that handles unparseable ~/.netrc files gracefully.

Just warn when ~/.netrc can't be loaded. (#1763)

2.1.87

This release fixes pex3 lock create to handle relative --tmpdir.

Fix lock save detection to be more robust. (#1760)

2.1.86

This release fixes an oversight in lock file use against secured custom indexes and find links repos. Previously credentials were passed during the lock creation process via either ~/.netrc or via embedded credentials in the custom indexes and find links URLs Pex was configured with. But, at lock use time, these credentials were not used. Now ~/.netrc entries are always used and embedded credentials passed via custom URLS at lock creation time can be passed in the same manner at lock use time.

Support credentials in URLFetcher. (#1754)

2.1.85

This PyCon US 2022 release brings full support for Python interpreter emulation when a PEX is run in interpreter mode (without an entry point or else when forced via PEX_INTERPRETER=1).

A special thank you to Loren Arthur for contributing the fix in the Pantsbuild sprint at PyCon.

PEX interpreters should support all underlying Python interpreter options. (#1745)

2.1.84

This release fixes a bug creating a PEX from a --lock when pre-release versions are involved.

Fix --lock handling of pre-release versions. (#1742)

2.1.83

This releases fixes a bug creating --style universal locks with --interpreter-constraint configured when the ambient interpreter does not match the constraints and the resolved lock includes sdist primary artifacts.

Fix universal lock creation for ICs. (#1738)

2.1.82

This is a hotfix release for a regression in prerelease version handling introduced in the 2.1.81 release by #1727.

Fix prerelease handling when checking resolves. (#1732)

2.1.81

This release brings a fix to Pex resolve checking for distributions built by setuptools whose Requires-Dist metadata does not match a distibutions project name exactly (i.e.: no PEP-503 [._-] normalization was performed).

Fix Pex resolve checking. (#1727)

2.1.80

This release brings another fix for pathologically slow cases of lock creation as well as a new --sh-boot feature for creating PEXes that boot via /bin/sh for more resilience across systems with differing Python installations as well as offering lower boot latency.

Support booting via /bin/sh with --sh-boot. (#1721)
Fix more pathologic lock creation slowness. (#1723)

2.1.79

This release fixes --lock resolving for certain cases where extras are involved as well as introducing support for generating and consuming portable --find-links locks using -path-mapping.

Fix --lock resolver extras handling. (#1719)
Support canonicalizing absolute paths in locks. (#1716)

2.1.78

This release fixes missing artifacts in non-strict locks.

Don't clear lock link database during analysis. (#1712)

2.1.77

This release fixes pathologically slow cases of lock creation as well as introducing support for --no-compression to allow picking the time-space tradeoff you want for your PEX zips.

Fix pathologic lock creation slowness. (#1707)
Support uncompressed PEXes. (#1705)

2.1.76

This release finalizes spurious deadlock handling in --lock resolves worked around in #1694 in Pex 2.1.75.

Fix lock_resolver to use BSD file locks. (#1702)

2.1.75

This release fixes a deadlock when building PEXes in parallel via the new --lock flag.

Avoid deadlock error when run in parallel. (#1694)

2.1.74

This release fixes multiplatform --lock resolves for sdists that are built to multiple platform specific wheels, and it also introduces support for VCS requirements in locks.

Add support for locking VCS requirements. (#1687)
Fix --lock for multiplatform via sdists. (#1689)

2.1.73

This is a hotfix for various PEX issues:

--requirements-pex handling was broken by #1661 in the 2.1.71 release and is now fixed.
Creating universal locks now works using any interpreter when the resolver version is the pip-2020-resolver.
Building PEXes with --lock resolves that contain wheels with build tags in their names now works.

Fix --requirements-pex. (#1684)
Fix universal locks for the pip-2020-resolver. (#1682)
Fix --lock resolve wheel tag parsing. (#1678)

2.1.72

This release fixes an old bug with --venv PEXes initially executed with either PEX_MODULE or PEX_SCRIPT active in the environment.

Fix venv creation to ignore ambient PEX env vars. (#1669)

2.1.71

This release fixes the instability introduced in 2.1.68 by switching to a more robust means of determining venv layouts. Along the way it upgrades Pex internals to cache all artifacts with strong hashes ( previously sha1 was used). It's strongly recommended to upgrade or use the exclude !=2.1.68,!=2.1.69,!=2.1.70 when depending on an open-ended Pex version range.

Switch Pex installed wheels to --prefix scheme. (#1661)

2.1.70

This is another hotfix release for 2.1.68 that fixes a bug in *.data/* file handling for installed wheels which is outlined in PEP 427

Handle *.data/* RECORD entries not existing. (#1644)

2.1.69

This is a hotfix release for a regression introduced in 2.1.68 for a narrow class of --venv --no-venv-site-packages-copies mode PEXes with special contents on the PEX_PATH.

Fix venv creation for duplicate symlinked dists. (#1639)

2.1.68

This release brings a fix for installation of additional data files in PEX venvs (More on additional data files here) as well as a new venv install --scope that can be used to create fully optimized container images with PEXed applications (See how to use this feature here).

Support splitting venv creation into deps & srcs. (#1634)
Fix handling of data files when creating venvs. (#1632)

2.1.67

This release brings support for --platform arguments with a 3-component PYVER portion. This supports working around python_full_version environment marker evaluation failures for --platform resolves by changing, for example, a platform of linux_x86_64-cp-38-cp38 to linux_x86_64-cp-3.8.10-cp38. This is likely a simpler way to work around these issues than using the --complete-platform facility introduced in 2.1.66 by #1609.

Expand --platform syntax: support full versions. (#1614)

2.1.66

This release brings a new --complete-platform Pex CLI option that can be used instead of --platform when more detailed foreign platform specification is needed to satisfy a resolve (most commonly, when python_full_version environment markers are in-play). This, paired with the new pex3 interpreter inspect command that can be used to generate complete platform data on the foreign platform machine being targeted, should allow all foreign platform PEX builds to succeed exactly as they would if run on that foreign platform as long as pre-built wheels are available for that foreign platform.

Additionally, PEXes now know how to set a usable process name when the PEX contains the setproctitle distribution. See here for more information.

Add support for --complete-platform. (#1609)
Introduce pex3 interpreter inspect. (#1607)
Use setproctitle to sanitize ps info. (#1605)
Respect PEX_ROOT in PEXEnvironment.mount. (#1599)

2.1.65

This release really brings support for mac universal2 wheels. The fix provided by 2.1.64 was partial; universal2 wheels could be resolved at build time, but not at runtime.

Upgrade vendored packaging to 20.9. (#1591)

2.1.64

This release brings support for mac universal2 wheels.

Update vendored Pip to 386a54f0. (#1589)

2.1.63

This release fixes spurious collision warnings & errors when building venvs from PEXes that contain multiple distributions contributing to the same namespace package.

Allow for duplicate files in venv population. (#1572)

2.1.62

This release exposes three Pip options as Pex options to allow building PEXes for more of the Python distribution ecosystem:

--prefer-binary: To prefer older wheels to newer sdists in a resolve which can help avoid problematic builds.
--[no]-use-pep517: To control how sdists are built: always using PEP-517, always using setup.py or the default, always using whichever is appropriate.
--no-build-isolation: To allow distributions installed in the environment to be seen during builds of sdists. This allows working around distributions with undeclared build dependencies by pre-installing them in the environment before running Pex.

Expose more Pip options. (#1561)

2.1.61

This release fixes a regression in Pex --venv mode compatibility with distributions that are members of a namespace package that was introduced by #1532 in the 2.1.57 release.

Merge packages for --venv-site-packages-copies. (#1557)

2.1.60

This release fixes a bug that prevented creating PEXes when duplicate compatible requirements were specified using the pip-2020-resolver.

Fix Pex to be duplicate requirement agnostic. (#1551)

2.1.59

This release adds the boolean option --venv-site-packages-copies to control whether --venv execution mode PEXes create their venv with copies (hardlinks when possible) or symlinks. It also fixes a bug that prevented Python 3.10 interpreters from being discovered when --interpreter-constraint was used.

Add knob for --venv site-packages symlinking. (#1543)
Fix Pex to identify Python 3.10 interpreters. (#1545)

2.1.58

This release fixes a bug handling relative --cert paths.

Always pass absolute cert path to Pip. (#1538)

2.1.57

This release brings a few performance improvements and a new venv pex-tools --remove feature that is useful for creating optimized container images from PEX files.

Do not re-hash installed wheels. (#1534)
Improve space efficiency of --venv mode. (#1532)
Add venv --remove {pex,all} option. (#1525)

2.1.56

Fix wheel install hermeticity. (#1521)

2.1.55

This release brings official support for Python 3.10 as well as fixing https://docs.pex-tool.org doc generation and fixing help for pex-tools / PEX_TOOLS=1 ./my.pex pex tools invocations that have too few arguments.

Add official support for Python 3.10 (#1512)
Always register global options. (#1511)
Fix RTD generation by pinning docutils low. (#1509)

2.1.54

This release fixes a bug in --venv creation that could mask deeper errors populating PEX venvs.

Fix --venv mode short link creation. (#1505)

2.1.53

This release fixes a bug identifying certain interpreters on macOS Monterey.

Additionally, Pex has two new features:

It now exposes the PEX environment variable inside running PEXes to allow application code to both detect it's running from a PEX and determine where that PEX is located.
It now supports a --prompt option in the venv tool to allow for customization of the venv activation prompt.

Guard against fake interpreters. (#1500)
Add support for setting custom venv prompts. (#1499)
Introduce the PEX env var. (#1495)

2.1.52

This release makes a wider array of distributions resolvable for --platform resolves by inferring the platform_machine environment marker corresponding to the requested --platform.

Populate platform_machine in --platform resolve. (#1489)

2.1.51

This release fixes both PEX creation and --venv creation to handle distributions that contain scripts with non-ascii characters in them when running in environments with a default encoding that does not contain those characters under PyPy3, Python 3.5 and Python 3.6.

Fix non-ascii script shebang re-writing. (#1480)

2.1.50

This is another hotfix of the 2.1.48 release's --layout feature that fixes identification of --layout zipapp PEXes that have had their execute mode bit turned off. A notable example is the Pex PEX when downloaded from https://github.com/pex-tool/pex/releases.

Fix zipapp layout identification. (#1448)

2.1.49

This is a hotfix release that fixes the new --layout {zipapp,packed} modes for PEX files with no user code & just third party dependencies when executed against a $PEX_ROOT where similar PEXes built with the old --not-zip-safe option were run in the past.

Avoid re-using old ~/.pex/code/ caches. (#1444)

2.1.48

This releases introduces the --layout flag for selecting amongst the traditional zipapp layout as a single PEX zip file and two new directory tree based formats that may be useful for more sophisticated deployment scenarios.

The --unzip / PEX_UNZIP toggles for PEX runtime execution are now the default and deprecated as explicit options as a result. You can still select the venv runtime execution mode via the --venv / PEX_VENV toggles though.

Remove zipapp execution mode & introduce --layout. (#1438)

2.1.47

This is a hotfix release that fixes a regression for --venv mode PEXes introduced in #1410. These PEXes were not creating new venvs when the PEX was unconstrained and executed with any other interpreter than the interpreter the venv was first created with.

Fix --venv mode venv dir hash. (#1428)
Clarify PEX_PYTHON & PEX_PYTHON_PATH interaction. (#1427)

2.1.46

This release improves PEX file build reproducibility and requirement parsing of environment markers in Pip's proprietary URL format.

Also, the -c / --script / --console-script argument now supports non-Python distribution scripts.

Finally, new contributor @blag improved the README.

Fix Pip proprietary URL env marker handling. (#1417)
Un-reify installed wheel script shebangs. (#1410)
Support deterministic repository extract tool. (#1411)
Improve examples and add example subsection titles (#1409)
support any scripts specified in setup(scripts=...) from setup.py. (#1381)

2.1.45

This is a hotfix release that fixes the --bdist-all handling in the bdist_pex distutils command that regressed in 2.1.43 to only create a bdist for the first discovered entry point.

Fix --bdist-all handling multiple console_scripts (#1396)

2.1.44

This is a hotfix release that fixes env var collisions (introduced in the Pex 2.1.43 release by #1367) that could occur when invoking Pex with environment variables like PEX_ROOT defined.

Fix Pip handling of internal env vars. (#1388)

2.1.43

Fix dist-info metadata discovery. (#1376)
Fix --platform resolve handling of env markers. (#1367)
Fix --no-manylinux. (#1365)
Allow --platform resolves for current interpreter. (#1364)
Do not suppress pex output in bdist_pex (#1358)
Warn for PEX env vars unsupported by venv. (#1354)
Fix execution modes. (#1353)
Fix Pex emitting warnings about its Pip PEX venv. (#1351)
Support more verbose output for interpreter info. (#1347)
Fix typo in recipes.rst (#1342)

2.1.42

This release brings a bugfix for macOS interpreters when the MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET sysconfig variable is numeric as well as a fix that improves Pip execution environment isolation.

Fix MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET handling. (#1338)
Better isolate Pip. (#1339)

2.1.41

This release brings a hotfix from @kaos for interpreter identification on macOS 11.

Update interpreter.py (#1332)

2.1.40

This release brings proper support for pyenv shim interpreter identification as well as a bug fix for venv mode.

Fix Pex venv mode to respect --strip-pex-env. (#1329)
Fix pyenv shim identification. (#1325)

2.1.39

A hotfix that fixes a bug present since 2.1.25 that results in infinite recursion in PEX runtime resolves when handling dependency cycles.

Guard against cyclic dependency graphs. (#1317)

2.1.38

A hotfix that finishes work started in 2.1.37 by #1304 to align Pip based resolve results with --pex-repository based resolve results for requirements with '.' in their names as allowed by PEP-503.

Fix PEX direct requirements metadata. (#1312)

2.1.37

Fix Pex isolation to avoid temporary pyc files. (#1308)
Fix --pex-repository requirement canonicalization. (#1304)
Spruce up pex and pex-tools CLIs with uniform -V / --version support and default value display in help. (#1301)

2.1.36

This release brings a fix for building sdists with certain macOS interpreters when creating a PEX file that would then fail to resolve on PEX startup.

Add support for --seed verbose. (#1299)
Fix bytecode compilation race in PEXBuilder.build. (#1298)
Fix wheel building for certain macOS system interpreters. (#1296)

2.1.35

This release hardens a few aspects of --venv mode PEXes. An infinite re-exec loop in venv pex scripts is fixed and the activate family of scripts in the venv is fixed.

Improve resolve error information. (#1287)
Ensure venv pex does not enter a re-exec loop. (#1286)
Expose Pex tools via a pex-tools console script. (#1279)
Fix auto-created --venv core scripts. (#1278)

2.1.34

Beyond bugfixes for a few important edge cases, this release includes new support for @argfiles on the command line from @jjhelmus. These can be useful to overcome command line length limitations. See: https://docs.python.org/3/library/argparse.html#fromfile-prefix-chars.

Allow cli arguments to be specified in a file (#1273)
Fix module entrypoints. (#1274)
Guard against concurrent re-imports. (#1270)
Ensure Pip logs to stderr. (#1268)

2.1.33

Support console scripts found in the PEX_PATH. (#1265)
Fix Requires metadata handling. (#1262)
Fix PEX file reproducibility. (#1259)
Fix venv script shebang rewriting. (#1260)
Introduce the repository PEX_TOOL. (#1256)

2.1.32

This is a hotfix release that fixes --venv mode shebangs being too long for some Linux environments.

Guard against too long --venv mode shebangs. (#1254)

2.1.31

This release primarily hardens Pex venvs fixing several bugs.

Fix Pex isolation. (#1250)
Support pre-compiling a venv. (#1246)
Support venv relocation. (#1247)
Fix --runtime-pex-root leak in pex bootstrap. (#1244)
Support venvs that can outlive their base python. (#1245)
Harden Pex interpreter identification. (#1248)
The pex venv script handles entrypoints like PEX. (#1242)
Ensure PEX files aren't symlinked in venv. (#1240)
Fix venv pex script for use with multiprocessing. (#1238)

2.1.30

This release fixes another bug in --venv mode when PEX_PATH is exported in the environment.

Fix --venv mode to respect PEX_PATH. (#1227)

2.1.29

This release fixes bugs in --unzip and --venv mode PEX file execution and upgrades to the last release of Pip to support Python 2.7.

Fix PyPy3 --venv mode. (#1221)
Make PexInfo.pex_hash calculation more robust. (#1219)
Upgrade to Pip 20.3.4 patched. (#1205)

2.1.28

This is another hotfix release to fix incorrect resolve post-processing failing otherwise correct resolves.

Pex resolver fails to evaluate markers when post-processing resolves to identify which dists satisfy direct requirements. (#1196)

2.1.27

This is another hotfix release to fix a regression in Pex --sources-directory handling of relative paths.

Support relative paths in Chroot.symlink. (#1194)

2.1.26

This is a hotfix release that fixes requirement parsing when there is a local file in the CWD with the same name as the project name of a remote requirement to be resolved.

Requirement parsing handles local non-dist files. (#1190)

2.1.25

This release brings support for a --venv execution mode to complement --unzip and standard unadorned PEX zip file execution modes. The --venv execution mode will first install the PEX file into a virtual environment under ${PEX_ROOT}/venvs and then re-execute itself from there. This mode of execution allows you to ship your PEXed application as a single zipfile that automatically installs itself in a venv and runs from there to eliminate all PEX startup overhead on subsequent runs and work like a "normal" application.

There is also support for a new resolution mode when building PEX files that allows you to use the results of a previous resolve by specifying it as a -pex-repository to resolve from. If you have many applications sharing a requirements.txt / constraints.txt, this can drastically speed up resolves.

Improve PEX repository error for local projects. (#1184)
Use symlinks to add dists in the Pex CLI. (#1185)
Suppress pip debug warning. (#1183)
Support resolving from a PEX file repository. (#1182)
PEXEnvironment for a DistributionTarget. (#1178)
Fix plumbing of 2020-resolver to Pip. (#1180)
Platform can report supported_tags. (#1177)
Record original requirements in PEX-INFO. (#1171)
Tighten requirements parsing. (#1170)
Type BuildAndInstallRequest. (#1169)
Type AtomicDirectory. (#1168)
Type SpawnedJob. (#1167)
Refresh and type OrderedSet. (#1166)
PEXEnvironment recursive runtime resolve. (#1165)
Add support for -r / --constraints URL to the CLI. (#1163)
Surface Pip dependency conflict information. (#1162)
Add support for parsing extras and specifiers. (#1161)
Support project_name_and_version metadata. (#1160)
docs: fix simple typo, original -> original (#1156)
Support a --venv mode similar to --unzip mode. (#1153)
Remove redundant dep edge label info. (#1152)
Remove our reliance on packaging's LegacyVersion. (#1151)
Implement PEX_INTERPRETER special mode support. (#1149)
Fix PexInfo.copy. (#1148)

2.1.24

This release upgrades Pip to 20.3.3 + a patch to fix Pex resolves using the pip-legacy-resolver and --constraints. The Pex package is also fixed to install for Python 3.9.1+.

Upgrade to a patched Pip 20.3.3. (#1143)
Fix python requirement to include full 3.9 series. (#1142)

2.1.23

This release upgrades Pex to the latest Pip which includes support for the new 2020-resolver (see: https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/user_guide/#resolver-changes-2020) as well as support for macOS BigSur. Although this release defaults to the legacy resolver behavior, the next release will deprecate the legacy resolver and support for the legacy resolver will later be removed to allow continuing Pip upgrades going forward. To switch to the new resolver, use: --resolver-version pip-2020-resolver.

Upgrade Pex to Pip 20.3.1. (#1133)

2.1.22

This release fixes a deadlock that could be experienced when building PEX files in highly concurrent environments in addition to fixing pex --help-variables output.

A new suite of PEX tools is now available in Pex itself and any PEXes built with the new --include-tools option. Use PEX_TOOLS=1 pex --help to find out more about the available tools and their usage.

Finally, the long deprecated exposure of the Pex APIs through _pex has been removed. To use the Pex APIs you must include pex as a dependency in your PEX file.

Add a dependency graph tool. (#1132)
Add a venv tool. (#1128)
Remove long deprecated support for _pex module. (#1135)
Add an interpreter tool. (#1131)
Escape venvs unless PEX_INHERIT_PATH is requested. (#1130)
Improve PythonInterpreter venv support. (#1129)
Add support for PEX runtime tools & an info tool. (#1127)
Exclusive atomic_directory always unlocks. (#1126)
Fix PythonInterpreter binary normalization. (#1125)
Add a requires_dists function. (#1122)
Add an is_exe helper. (#1123)
Fix req parsing for local archives & projects. (#1121)
Improve PEXEnvironment constructor ergonomics. (#1120)
Fix safe_open for single element relative paths. (#1118)
Add URLFetcher IT. (#1116)
Implement full featured requirement parsing. (#1114)
Fix --help-variables docs. (#1113)
Switch from optparse to argparse. (#1083)

2.1.21

Fix iter_compatible_interpreters with path. (#1110)
Fix Requires-Python environment marker mapping. (#1105)
Fix spurious InstalledDistribution env markers. (#1104)
Deprecate -R/--resources-directory. (#1103)
Fix ResourceWarning for unclosed /dev/null. (#1102)
Fix runtime vendoring bytecode compilation races. (#1099)

2.1.20

This release improves interpreter discovery to prefer more recent patch versions, e.g. preferring Python 3.6.10 over 3.6.8.

We recently regained access to the docsite, and https://docs.pex-tool.org/ is now up-to-date.

Prefer more recent patch versions in interpreter discovery. (#1088)
Fix --pex-python when it's the same as the current interpreter. (#1087)
Fix dir_hash vs. bytecode compilation races. (#1080)
Fix readthedocs doc generation. (#1081)

2.1.19

This release adds the --python-path option, which allows controlling the interpreter search paths when building a PEX.

The release also removes --use-first-matching-interpreter, which was a misfeature. If you want to use fewer interpreters when building a PEX, use more precise values for --interpreter-constraint and/or --python-path, or use --python or --platform.

Add --python-path to change interpreter search paths when building a PEX. (#1077)
Remove --use-first-matching-interpreter misfeature. (#1076)
Encapsulate --inherit-path handling. (#1072)

2.1.18

This release brings official support for Python 3.9 and adds a new --tmpdir option to explicitly control the TMPDIR used by Pex and its subprocesses. The latter is useful when building PEXes in space-constrained environments in the face of large distributions.

The release also fixes --cert and --client-cert so that they work with PEP-518 builds in addition to fixing bytecode compilation races in highly parallel environments.

Add a --tmpdir option to the Pex CLI. (#1068)
Honor sys.executable unless macOS Framework. (#1065)
Add Python 3.9 support. (#1064)
Fix handling of --cert and --client-cert. (#1063)
Add atomic_directory exclusive mode. (#1062)
Fix --cert for PEP-518 builds. (#1060)

2.1.17

This release fixes a bug in --resolve-local-platforms handling that made it unusable in 2.1.16 (#1043) as well as fixing a long-standing file handle leak (#1050) and a bug when running under macOS framework builds of Python (#1009).

Fix --unzip performance regression. (#1056)
Fix resource leak in Pex self-isolation. (#1052)
Fix use of iter_compatible_interpreters. (#1048)
Do not rely on sys.executable being accurate. (#1049)
slightly demystify the relationship between platforms and interpreters in the library API and CLI (#1047)
Path filter for PythonInterpreter.iter_candidates. (#1046)
Add type hints to util.py and tracer.py
Add type hints to variables.py and platforms.py (#1042)
Add type hints to the remaining tests (#1040)
Add type hints to most tests (#1036)
Use MyPy via type comments (#1032)

2.1.16

This release fixes a bug in sys.path scrubbing / hermeticity (#1025) and a bug in the -D / --sources-directory and -R / --resources-directory options whereby PEP-420 implicit (namespace) packages were not respected (#1021).

Improve UnsatisfiableInterpreterConstraintsError. (#1028)
Scrub direct sys.path manipulations by .pth files. (#1026)
PEX zips now contain directory entries. (#1022)
Fix UnsatisfiableInterpreterConstraintsError. (#1024)

2.1.15

A patch release to fix an issue with the --use-first-matching-interpreter flag.

Fix --use-first-matching-interpreter at runtime. (#1014)

2.1.14

This release adds the --use-first-matching-interpreter flag, which can speed up performance when building a Pex at the expense of being compatible with fewer interpreters at runtime.

Add --use-first-matching-interpreter. (#1008)
Autoformat with Black. (#1006)

2.1.13

The focus of this release is better support of the --platform CLI arg. Platforms are now better documented and can optionally be resolved to local interpreters when possible via --resolve-local-platforms to better support creation of multiplatform PEXes.

Add support for resolving --platform locally. (#1000)
Improve --platform help. (#1002)
Improve and fix --platform help. (#1001)
Ensure pip download dir is uncontended. (#998)

2.1.12

A patch release to deploy the PEX_EXTRA_SYS_PATH feature.

A PEX_EXTRA_SYS_PATH runtime variable. (#989)
Fix typos (#986)
Update link to avoid a redirect (#982)

2.1.11

A patch release to fix a symlink issue in remote execution environments.

use relative paths within wheel cache (#979)
Fix Tox not finding Python 3.8 on OSX. (#976)

2.1.10

This release focuses on the resolver API and resolution performance. Pex 2 resolving using Pip is now at least at performance parity with Pex 1 in all studied cases and most often is 5% to 10% faster.

As part of the resolution performance work, Pip networking configuration is now exposed via Pex CLI options and the NetworkConfiguration API type / new resolver.resolve API parameter.

With network configuration now wired up, the PEX_HTTP_RETRIES and PEX_HTTP_TIMEOUT env var support in Pex 1 that was never wired into Pex 2 is now dropped in favor of passing --retries and --timeout via the CLI (See: #94)

Expose Pip network configuration. (#974)
Restore handling for bad wheel filenames to .can_add() (#973)
Fix wheel filename parsing in PEXEnvironment.can_add (#965)
Split Pex resolve API. (#970)
Add a --local mode for packaging the Pex PEX. (#971)
Constrain the virtualenv version used by tox. (#968)
Improve Pex packaging. (#961)
Make the interpreter cache deterministic. (#960)
Fix deprecation warning for rU mode (#956)
Fix runtime resolve error message generation. (#955)
Kill dead code. (#954)

2.1.9

This release introduces the ability to copy requirements from an existing PEX into a new one.

This can greatly speed up repeatedly creating a PEX when no requirements have changed. A build tool (such as Pants) can create a "requirements PEX" that contains just a static set of requirements, and build a final PEX on top of that, without having to re-run pip to resolve requirements.

Support for copying requirements from an existing pex. (#948)

2.1.8

This release brings enhanced performance when using the Pex CLI or API to resolve requirements and improved performance for many PEXed applications when specifying the --unzip option. PEXes built with --unzip will first unzip themselves into the Pex cache if not unzipped there already and then re-execute themselves from there. This can improve startup latency. Pex itself now uses this mode in our PEX release.

Better support unzip mode PEXes. (#941)
Support an unzip toggle for PEXes. (#939)
Ensure the interpreter path is a file (#938)
Cache pip.pex. (#937)

2.1.7

This release brings more robust control of the Pex cache (PEX_ROOT).

The --cache-dir setting is deprecated in favor of build time control of the cache location with --pex-root and new support for control of the cache's runtime location with --runtime-pex-root is added. As in the past, the PEX_ROOT environment variable can still be used to control the cache's runtime location.

Unlike in the past, the Pex PEX we release can now also be controlled via the PEX_ROOT environment variable. Consult the CLI help for --no-strip-pex-envcto find out more.

Sanitize PEX_ROOT handling. (#929)
Fix PEX_* env stripping and allow turning off. (#932)
Remove second urllib import from compatibility (#931)
Adding --runtime-pex-root option. (#780)
Improve interpreter not found error messages. (#928)
Add detail in interpreter selection error message. (#927)
Respect Requires-Python in PEXEnvironment. (#923)
Pin our tox version in CI for stability. (#924)

2.1.6

Don't delete the root init.py when devendoring. (#915)
Remove unused Interpreter.clear_cache. (#911)

2.1.5

Silence pip warnings about Python 2.7. (#908)
Kill Pip.spawn_install_wheel overwrite arg. (#907)
Show pex-root from env as default in help output (#901)

2.1.4

This release fixes the hermeticity of pip resolver executions when the resolver is called via the Pex API in an environment with PYTHONPATH set.

readme: adding a TOC (#900)
Fix Pex resolver API PYTHONPATH hermeticity. (#895)
Fixup resolve debug rendering. (#894)
Convert bdist_pex tests to explicit cmdclass. (#897)

2.1.3

This release fixes a performance regression in which pip would re-tokenize --find-links pages unnecessarily. The parsed pages are now cached in a pip patch that has also been submitted upstream.

Re-vendor pip (#890)
Add a clear_cache() method to PythonInterpreter. (#885)
Error eagerly if an interpreter binary doesn't exist. (#886)

2.1.2

This release fixes a bug in which interpreter discovery failed when running from a zipped pex.

Use pkg_resources when isolating a pex code chroot. (#881)

2.1.1

This release significantly improves performance and correctness of interpreter discovery, particularly when pyenv is involved. It also provides a workaround for EPERM issues when hard linking across devices, by falling back to copying. Resolve error checking also now accounts for environment markers.

Revert "Fix the resolve check in the presence of platform constraints. (#877)" (#879)
[resolver] Fix issue with wheel when using --index-url option (#865)
Fix the resolve check in the presence of platform constraints. (#877)
Check expected pex invocation failure reason in tests. (#874)
Improve hermeticity of vendoring. (#873)
Temporarily skip a couple of tests, to get CI green. (#876)
Respect env markers when checking resolves. (#861)
Ensure Pex PEX constraints match pex wheel / sdist. (#863)
Delete unused pex/package.py. (#862)
Introduce an interpreter cache. (#856)
Re-enable pyenv interpreter tests under pypy. (#859)
Harden PythonInterpreter against pyenv shims. (#860)
Parallelize interpreter discovery. (#842)
Explain hard link EPERM copy fallback. (#855)
Handle EPERM when Linking (#852)
Pin transitive dependencies of vendored code. (#854)
Kill empty setup.py. (#849)
Fix tox -epackage to create pex supporting 3.8. (#843)
Fix Pex to handle empty ns package metadata. (#841)

2.1.0

This release restores and improves support for building and running multiplatform pexes. Foreign linux* platform builds now include manylinux2014 compatible wheels by default and foreign CPython pexes now resolve abi3 wheels correctly. In addition, error messages at both build-time and runtime related to resolution of dependencies are more informative.

Pex 2.1.0 should be considered the first Pex 2-series release that fully replaces and improves upon Pex 1-series functionality.

Fix pex resolving for foreign platforms. (#835)
Use pypa/packaging. (#831)
Upgrade vendored setuptools to 42.0.2. (#832)
De-vendor pex just once per version. (#833)
Support VCS urls for vendoring. (#834)
Support python 3.8 in CI. (#829)
Fix pex resolution to respect --ignore-errors. (#828)
Kill pkg_resources finders monkey-patching. (#827)
Use flit to distribute pex. (#826)
Cleanup extras_require. (#825)

2.0.3

This release fixes a regression in handling explicitly requested --index or --find-links http (insecure) repos. In addition, performance of the pex 2.x resolver is brought in line with the 1.x resolver in all cases and improved in most cases.

Unify PEX build-time and runtime wheel caches. (#821)
Parallelize resolve. (#819)
Use the resolve cache to skip installs. (#815)
Implicitly trust explicitly requested repos. (#813)

2.0.2

This is a hotfix release that fixes a bug exposed when Pex was asked to use an interpreter with a non-canonical path as well as fixes for 'current' platform handling in the resolver API.

Fix current platform handling. (#801)
Add a test of pypi index rendering. (#799)
Fix iter_compatible_interpreters path biasing. (#798)

2.0.1

This is a hotfix release that fixes a bug when specifying a custom index (-i/--index/--index-url) via the CLI.

Fix #794 issue by add missing return statement in __str__ (#795)

2.0.0

Pex 2.0.0 is cut on the advent of a large, mostly internal change for typical use cases: it now uses vendored pip to perform resolves and wheel builds. This fixes a large number of compatibility and correctness bugs as well as gaining feature support from pip including handling manylinux2010 and manylinux2014 as well as VCS requirements and support for PEP-517 & PEP-518 builds.

API changes to be wary of:

The egg distribution format is no longer supported.
The deprecated --interpreter-cache-dir CLI option was removed.
The --cache-ttl CLI option and cache_ttl resolver API argument were removed.
The resolver API replaced fetchers with a list of indexes and a list of find_links repos.
The resolver API removed (http) context which is now automatically handled.
The resolver API removed precedence which is now pip default precedence: wheels when available and not ruled out via the --no-wheel CLI option or use_wheel=False API argument.
The --platform CLI option and platform resolver API argument now must be full platform strings that include platform, implementation, version and abi; e.g.: --platform=macosx-10.13-x86_64-cp-36-m.
The --manylinux CLI option and use_manylinux resolver API argument were removed. Instead, to resolve manylinux wheels for a foreign platform, specify the manylinux platform to target with an explicit --platform CLI flag or platform resolver API argument; e.g.: --platform=manylinux2010-x86_64-cp-36-m.

In addition, Pex 2.0.0 now builds reproducible pexes by default; ie:

Python modules embedded in the pex are not pre-compiled (pass --compile if you want this).
The timestamps for Pex file zip entries default to midnight on January 1, 1980 (pass --use-system-time to change this).

This finishes off the effort tracked by issue #716.

Changes in this release:

Pex defaults to reproducible builds. (#791)
Use pip for resolving and building distributions. (#788)
Bias selecting the current interpreter. (#783)

1.6.12

This release adds the --intransitive option to support pre-resolved requirements lists and allows for python binaries built under Gentoo naming conventions.

Add an --intransitive option. (#775)
PythonInterpreter: support python binary names with single letter suffixes (#769)

1.6.11

This release brings a consistency fix to requirement resolution and an isolation fix that scrubs all non-stdlib PYTHONPATH entries by default, only pre-pending or appending them to the sys.path if the corresponding --inherit-path=(prefer|fallback) is used.

Avoid reordering of equivalent packages from multiple fetchers (#762)
Include PYTHONPATH in --inherit-path logic. (#765)

1.6.10

This is a hotfix release for the bug detailed in #756 that was introduced by #752 in python 3.7 interpreters.

Guard against modules with a __file__ of None. (#757)

1.6.9

Fix sys.path scrubbing of pex extras modules. (#752)
Fix pkg resource early import (#750)

1.6.8

Fixup pex re-exec during bootstrap. (#741)
Fix resolution of setup.py project extras. (#739)
Tighten up namespace declaration logic. (#732)
Fixup import sorting. (#731)

1.6.7

We now support reproducible builds when creating a pex via pex -o foo.pex, meaning that if you were to run the command again with the same inputs, the two generated pexes would be byte-for-byte identical. To enable reproducible builds when building a pex, use the flags --no-use-system-time --no-compile, which will use a deterministic timestamp and not include .pyc files in the Pex.

In Pex 1.7.0, we will default to reproducible builds.

add delayed pkg_resources import fix from #713, with an integration test (#730)
Fix reproducible builds sdist test by properly requiring building the wheel (#727)
Fix reproducible build test improperly using the -c flag and add a new test for -c flag (#725)
Fix PexInfo requirements using a non-deterministic data structure (#723)
Add new --no-use-system-time flag to use a deterministic timestamp in built PEX (#722)
Add timeout when using requests. (#726)
Refactor reproducible build tests to assert that the original pex command succeeded (#724)
Introduce new --no-compile flag to not include .pyc in built pex due to its non-determinism (#718)
Document how Pex developers can run specific tests and run Pex from source (#720)
Remove unused bdist_pex.py helper function (#719)
Add failing acceptance tests for reproducible Pex builds (#717)
Make a copy of globals() before updating it. (#715)
Make sure PexInfo is isolated from os.environ. (#711)
Fix import sorting. (#712)
When iterating over Zipfiles, always use the Unix file separator to fix a Windows issue (#638)
Fix pex file looses the executable permissions of binary files (#703)

1.6.6

This is the first release including only a single PEX pex, which supports execution under all interpreters pex supports.

Fix pex bootstrap interpreter selection. (#701)
Switch releases to a single multi-pex. (#698)

1.6.5

This release fixes long-broken resolution of abi3 wheels.

Use all compatible versions when calculating tags. (#692)

1.6.4

This release un-breaks lambdex.

Restore pex.pex_bootstrapper.is_compressed API. (#685)
Add the version of pex used to build a pex to build_properties. (#687)
Honor interpreter constraints even when PEX_PYTHON and PEX_PYTHON_PATH not set (#668)

1.6.3

This release changes the behavior of the --interpreter-constraint option. Previously, interpreter constraints were ANDed, which made it impossible to express constraints like '>=2.7,<3' OR '>=3.6,<4'; ie: either python 2.7 or else any python 3 release at or above 3.6. Now interpreter constraints are ORed, which is likely a breaking change if you have scripts that pass multiple interpreter constraints. To transition, use the native , AND operator in your constraint expression, as used in the example above.

Provide control over pex warning behavior. (#680)
OR interpreter constraints when multiple given (#678)
Pin isort version in CI (#679)
Honor PEX_IGNORE_RCFILES in to_python_interpreter() (#673)
Make run_pex_command more robust. (#670)

1.6.2

Support de-vendoring for installs. (#666)
Add User-Agent header when resolving via urllib (#663)
Fix interpreter finding (#662)
Add recipe to use PEX with requests module and proxies. (#659)
Allow pex to be invoked using runpy (python -m pex). (#637)

1.6.1

Make tox -evendor idempotent. (#651)
Fix invalid regex and escape sequences causing DeprecationWarning (#646)
Follow PEP 425 suggestions on distribution preference. (#640)
Setup interpreter extras in InstallerBase. (#635)
Ensure bootstrap demotion is complete. (#634)

1.6.0

Fix pex force local to handle PEP 420. (#613)
Vendor setuptools and wheel. (#624)

1.5.3

Fixup PEXEnvironment extras resolution. (#617)
Repair unhandled AttributeError during pex bootstrapping. (#599)

1.5.2

This release brings an exit code fix for pexes run via entrypoint as well as a fix for finding scripts when building pexes from wheels with dashes in their distribution name.

Update PyPI default URL to pypi.org (#610)
Pex exits with correct code when using entrypoint (#605)
Fix *_custom_setuptools_usable ITs. (#606)
Update pyenv if neccesary (#586)
Fix script search in wheels. (#600)
Small Docstring Fix (#595)

1.5.1

This release brings a fix to handle top-level requirements with environment markers, fully completing environment marker support.

Filter top-level requirements against env markers. (#592)

1.5.0

This release fixes pexes such that they fully support environment markers, the canonical use case being a python 2/3 pex that needs to conditionally load one or more python 2 backport libs when running under a python 2 interpreter only.

Revert "Revert "Support environment markers during pex activation. (#582)""

1.4.9

This is a hotfix release for 1.4.8 that fixes a regression in interpreter setup that could lead to resolved distributions failing to build or install.

Cleanup PexInfo and PythonInterpreter. (#581)
Fix resolve regressions introduced by the 1.4.8. (#580)
Narrow the env marker test. (#578)
Documentation for #569 (#574)

1.4.8

This release adds support for -c and -m PEX file runtime options that emulate the behavior of the same arguments to python as well a fix for handling the non-standard platform reported by setuptools for Apple system interpreters in addition to several other bug fixes.

Fix PEXBuilder.clone. (#575)
Fix PEXEnvironment platform determination. (#568)
Apply more pinning to jupyter in IT. (#573)
Minimize interpreter bootstrapping in tests. (#571)
Introduce 3.7 to CI and release. (#567)
Add OSX shards. (#565)
Add support for -m and -c in interpreter mode. (#563)
Ignore concurrent-rename failures. (#558)
Fixup test_jupyter_appnope_env_markers. (#562)

1.4.7

This is a hotfix release for a regression in setuptools compatibility introduced by #542.

Fixup PEX.demote_bootstrap: fully unimport. (#554)

1.4.6

This release opens up setuptools support for more modern versions that support breaking changes in setup used in the wild.

Fix for super() usage on "old style class" ZipFile (#546)
Cleanup bootstrap dependencies before handoff. (#542)
Support -c for plat spec dists in multiplat pexes. (#545)
Support - when running as an interpreter. (#543)
Expand the range of supported setuptools. (#541)
Preserve perms of files copied to pex chroots. (#540)
Add more badges to README. (#535)
Fixup CHANGES PR links for 1.4.5.

1.4.5

This release adds support for validating pex entrypoints at build time in addition to several bugfixes.

Fix PEX environment setup. (#531)
Fix installers to be insensitive to extras iteration order. (#532)
Validate entry point at build time (#521)
Fix pex extraction perms. (#528)
Simplify .travis.yml. (#524)
Fix PythonInterpreter caching and ergonomics. (#518)
Add missing git dep. (#519)
Introduce a controlled env for pex testing. (#517)
Bump wheel version to latest. (#515)
Invoke test runner at a more granular level for pypy shard. (#513)

1.4.4

This release adds support for including sources and resources directly in a produced pex - without the need to use pants.

Add resource / source bundling to pex cli (#507)

1.4.3

Another bugfix release for the 1.4.x series.

Repair environmental marker platform setting. (#500)
Broaden abi selection for non-specified abi types. (#503)

1.4.2

This release repairs a tag matching regression for .egg dists that inadvertently went out in 1.4.1.

Improve tag generation for EggPackage. (#493)

1.4.1

A bugfix release for 1.4.x.

Repair abi prefixing for PyPy. (#483)
Repair .egg resolution for platform specific eggs. (#486)
Eliminate the python3.3 shard. (#488)

1.4.0

This release includes full Manylinux support, improvements to wheel resolution (including first class platform/abi tag targeting) and a handful of other improvements and bugfixes. Enjoy!

Special thanks to Dan Blanchard (@dan-blanchard) for seeding the initial PR for Manylinux support and wheel resolution improvements.

Complete manylinux support in pex. (#480)
Add manylinux wheel support and fix a few bugs along the way (#316)
Skip failing tests on pypy shard. (#478)
Bump travis image to Trusty. (#476)
Mock PATH for problematic interpreter selection test in CI (#474)
Skip two failing integration tests. (#472)
Better error handling for missing setuptools. (#471)
Add tracebacks to IntegResults. (#469)
Fix failing tests in master (#466)
Repair isort-check failure in master. (#465)
Repair style issues in master. (#464)
Fixup PATH handling in travis.yml. (#462)

1.3.2

Add blacklist handling for skipping requirements in pex resolver (#457)

1.3.1

This is a bugfix release for a regression that inadvertently went out in 1.3.0.

scrub path when not inheriting (#449)
Fix up inherits_path tests to use new values (#450)

1.3.0

inherit_path allows 'prefer', 'fallback', 'false' (#444)

1.2.16

Change PEX re-exec variable from ENV to os.environ (#441)

1.2.15

Bugfix for entry point targeting + integration test (#435)

1.2.14

Add interpreter constraints option and use constraints to search for compatible interpreters at exec time (#427)

1.2.13

Fix handling of pre-release option. (#424)
Patch sys module using pex_path from PEX-INFO metadata (#421)

1.2.12

Create --pex-path argument for pex cli and load pex path into pex-info metadata (#417)

1.2.11

Leverage subprocess32 when available. (#411)
Kill support for python 2.6. (#408)

1.2.10

Allow passing a preamble file to the CLI (#400)

1.2.9

Add first-class support for multi-interpreter and multi-platform pex construction. (#394)

1.2.8

Minimum setuptools version should be 20.3 (#391)
Improve wheel support in pex. (#388)

1.2.7

Sort keys in PEX-INFO file so the output is deterministic. (#384)
Pass platform for SourceTranslator (#386)

1.2.6

Fix for Ambiguous Resolvable bug in transitive dependency resolution (#367)

1.2.5

This release follows-up on 1.2.0 fixing bugs in the pre-release resolving code paths.

Resolving pre-release when explicitly requested (#372)
Pass allow_prerelease to other iterators (Static, Caching) (#373)

1.2.4

Fix bug in cached dependency resolution with exact resolvable. (#365)
Treat .pth injected paths as extras. (#370)

1.2.3

Follow redirects on HTTP requests (#361)
Fix corner case in cached dependency resolution (#362)

1.2.2

Fix CacheControl import. (#357)

1.2.1

This release is a quick fix for a bootstrapping bug that inadvertently went out in 1.2.0 (Issue #354).

Ensure packaging dependency is self-contained. (#355)

1.2.0

This release changes pex requirement resolution behavior. Only stable requirements are resolved by default now. The previous behavior that included pre-releases can be retained by passing --pre on the pex command line or passing allow_prereleases=True via the API.

Upgrade dependencies to modern version ranges. (#352)
Add support for controlling prerelease resolution. (#350)

1.1.20

Add dummy flush method for clean interpreter exit with python3.6 (#343)

1.1.19

Implement --constraints in pex (#335)
Make sure namespace packages (e.g. virtualenvwrapper) don't break pex (#338)

1.1.18

Expose a PEX instance's path. (#332)
Check for scripts directory in get_script_from_egg (#328)

1.1.17

Make PEX_PATH unify pex sources, as well as requirements. (#329)

1.1.16

Adjust FileFinder import to work with Python 3.6. (#318)
Kill zipmanifest monkeypatching. (#322)
Bump setuptools range to latest. (#323)

1.1.15

Fix #309 by de-duplicating output of the distribution finder. (#310)
Update wheel dependency to >0.26.0. (#304)

1.1.14

Repair Executor error handling for other classes of IOError/OSError. (#292)
Fix bdist_pex --pex-args. (#285)
Inherit user site with --inherit-path. (#284)

1.1.13

Repair passing of stdio kwargs to PEX.run(). (#288)

1.1.12

Fix bdist_pex interpreter cache directory. (#286)
Normalize and edify subprocess execution. (#255)
Don't ignore exit codes when using setuptools entry points. (#280)

1.1.11

Update cache dir when bdist_pex.run is called directly.

1.1.10

Improve failure modes for os.rename() as used in distribution caching.

1.1.9

Bugfix: Open setup.py in binary mode.

1.1.8

Bugfix: Repair a regression in --disable-cache.

1.1.7

Add README and supported python versions to PyPI description.
Use open with utf-8 support.
Add --pex-root option.

1.1.6

This release is a quick fix for a regression that inadvertently went out in 1.1.5 (Issue #243).

Fix the bdist_pex setuptools command to work for python2.
Upgrade pex dependencies on setuptools and wheel.

1.1.5

Fix PEXBuilder.clone and thus bdist_pex --pex-args for --python and --python-shebang.
Fix old pkg_resources egg version normalization.
Fix the inherit_path handling.
Fix handling of bad distribution script names when used as the pex entrypoint.

1.1.4

This release is a quick fix for a regression that inadvertently went out in 1.1.3 (Issue #216).

Add a test for the regression in FixedEggMetadata._zipinfo_name and revert the breaking commit.

1.1.3

This release includes an initial body of work towards Windows support, ABI tag support for CPython 2.x and a fix for version number normalization.

Add python 2.x abi tag support.
Add .idea to .gitignore.
Don't normalize version numbers as names.
More fixes for windows.
Fixes to get pex to work on windows.

1.1.2

Bump setuptools & wheel version pinning.
Unescape html in PageParser.href_match_to_url.
Memoize calls to Crawler.crawl() for performance win in find-links based resolution.

1.1.1

Fix infinite recursion when PEX_PYTHON points at a symlink.
Add /etc/pexrc to the list of pexrc locations to check.
Improve error messaging for platform constrained Untranslateable errors.

1.1.0

Add support for .pexrc files for influencing the pex environment. See the notes here.
Bug fix: PEX_PROFILE_FILENAME and PEX_PROFILE_SORT were not respected.
Adds the bdist_pex command to setuptools.
Bug fix: We did not normalize package names in ResolvableSet, so it was possible to depend on sphinx and Sphinx-1.4a0.tar.gz and get two versions build and included into the pex.
Adds a pex-identifying User-Agent.

1.0.3

Bug fix: Accommodate OSX Python python binaries. Previously the OSX python distributions shipped with OSX, XCode and available via https://www.python.org/downloads/ could fail to be detected using the PythonInterpreter class. Fixes
Bug fix: PEX_SCRIPT failed when the script was from a not-zip-safe egg.
Bug fix: sys.exit called without arguments would cause None to be printed on stderr since pex 1.0.1.

1.0.2

Bug fix: PEX-INFO values were overridden by environment Variables with default values that were not explicitly set in the environment. Fixes #135.
Bug fix: Since 69649c1 we have been un-patching the side effects of sys.modules after PEX.execute. This takes all modules imported during the PEX lifecycle and sets all their attributes to None. Unfortunately, sys.excepthook, atexit and __del__ may still try to operate using these tainted modules, causing exceptions on interpreter teardown. This reverts just the sys un-patching so that the above-mentioned teardown hooks behave more predictably.

1.0.1

Allow PEXBuilder to optionally copy files into the PEX environment instead of hard-linking them.
Allow PEXBuilder to optionally skip pre-compilation of .py files into .pyc files.
Bug fix: PEXBuilder did not respect the target interpreter when compiling source to bytecode.
Bug fix: Fix complex resolutions when using a cache.

1.0.0

The 1.0.0 release of pex introduces a few breaking changes: pex -r now takes requirements.txt files instead of requirement specs, pex -s has now been removed since source specs are accepted as arguments, and pex -p has been removed in favor of its alias pex -o.

The pex command line interface now adheres to semver insofar as backwards incompatible CLI changes will invoke a major version change. Any backwards incompatible changes to the PEX environment variable semantics will also result in a major version change. The pex API adheres to semver insofar as backwards incompatible API changes will invoke minor version changes.

For users of the PEX API, it is recommended to add minor version ranges, e.g. pex>=1.0,<1.1. For users of the PEX CLI, major version ranges such as pex>=1,<2 should be sufficient.

BREAKING CHANGE: Removes the -s option in favor of specifying directories directly as arguments to the pex command line.
BREAKING CHANGE: pex -r now takes requirements.txt filenames and not requirement specs. Requirement specs are now passed as arguments to the pex tool. Use -- to escape command line arguments passed to interpreters spawned by pex.
Adds a number of flag aliases to be more compatible with pip command lines: --no-index, -f, --find-links, --index-url, --no-use-wheel. Removes -p in favor of -o exclusively.
Adds --python-shebang option to the pex tool in order to set the #! shebang to an exact path.
Adds support for PEX_PYTHON environment variable which will cause the pex file to re-invoke itself using the interpreter specified, e.g. PEX_PYTHON=python3.4 or PEX_PYTHON=/exact/path/to/interpreter.
Adds support for PEX_PATH environment variable which allows merging of PEX environments at runtime. This can be used to inject plugins or entry_points or modules from one PEX into another without explicitly building them together.
Consolidates documentation of PEX_ environment variables and adds the --help-variables option to the pex client.
Adds helper method to dump a package subdirectory onto disk from within a zipped PEX file. This can be useful for applications that know they're running within a PEX and would prefer some static assets dumped to disk instead of running as an unzipped PEX file.
Now supports extras for static URLs and installable directories.
Adds -m and --entry-point alias to the existing -e option for entry points in the pex tool to evoke the similarity to python -m.
Adds console script support via -c/--script/--console-script and PEX_SCRIPT. This allows you to reference the named entry point instead of the exact module:name pair. Also supports scripts defined in the scripts section of setup.py.
Adds more debugging information when encountering unresolvable requirements.
Bug fix: PEX_COVERAGE and PEX_PROFILE did not function correctly when SystemExit was raised.
Bug fix: Fixes caching in the PEX tool since we don't cache the source distributions of installable directories.

0.9.0

This is the last release before the 1.0.0 development branch is started.

Change the setuptools range to >=2.2,<16 by handling EntryPoint changes as well as being flexible on whether pkg_resources is a package or a module.
Adds option groups to the pex tool to make the help output slightly more readable.
Bug fix: Make pip install pex work better by removing extras_requires on the console_script entry point.
New feature: Adds an interpreter cache to the pex tool. If the user does not explicitly disable the wheel feature and attempts to build a pex with wheels but does not have the wheel package installed, pex will download it in order to make the feature work.

0.8.6

Bug fix: Honor installed sys.excepthook in pex teardown.
Bug fix: UrllibContext used replace as a keyword argument for bytes.decode but this only works on Python 3.

0.8.5

Bug fix: Fixup string formatting in pex/bin/pex.py to support Python 2.6

0.8.4

Performance improvement: Speed up the best-case scenario of dependency resolution.
Bug fix: Change from uuid4().get_hex() to uuid4().hex to maintain Python3 compatibility of pex.common.
Bug fix: Actually cache the results of translation. Previously bdist translations would be created in a temporary directory even if a cache location was specified.
Bug fix: Support all potential abi tag permutations when determining platform compatibility.

0.8.3

Performance improvement: Don't always write packages to disk if they've already been cached. This can significantly speed up launching PEX files with a large number of non-zip-safe dependencies.

0.8.2

Bug fix: Allow pex 0.8.x to parse pex files produced by earlier versions of pex and twitter.common.python.
Pin pex to setuptools prior to 9.x until we have a chance to make changes related to PEP440 and the change of pkg_resources.py to a package.

0.8.1

Bug fix: Fix issue where it'd be possible to os.path.getmtime on a remote Link object

0.8.0

API change: Decouple translation from package iteration. This removes the Obtainer construct entirely, which likely means if you're using PEX as a library, you will need to change your code if you were doing anything nontrivial. This adds a couple new options to resolve but simplifies the story around how to cache packages.
Refactor http handling in pex to allow for alternate http implementations. Adds support for requests, improving both performance and security. For more information, read the commit notes at 91c7f32.
Improvements to API documentation throughout.
Renamed Tracer to TraceLogger to prevent nondeterministic isort ordering.
Refactor tox.ini to increase the number of environment combinations and improve coverage.
Adds HTTP retry support for the RequestsContext.
Make pex --version correct.
Bug fix: Fix over-aggressive sys.modules scrubbing for namespace packages. Under certain circumstances, namespace packages in site-packages could conflict with packages within a PEX, causing them to fail importing.
Bug fix: Replace uses of os.unsetenv(...) with del os.environ[...]
Bug fix: Scrub sys.path and sys.modules based upon both supplied path and realpath of files and directories. Newer versions of virtualenv on Linux symlink site-packages which caused those packages to not be removed from sys.path correctly.
Bug fix: The pex -s option was not correctly pulling in transitive dependencies.
Bug fix: Adds content method to HTTP contexts that does HTML content decoding, fixing an encoding issue only experienced when using Python 3.

0.7.0

Rename twitter.common.python to pex and split out from the twitter/commons repo.

0.6.0

Change the interpretation of -i (and of PyPIFetcher's pypi_base) to match pip's -i. This is useful for compatibility with devpi.

0.5.10

Ensures that .egg/.whl distributions on disk have their mtime updated even though we no longer overwrite them. This gives them a new time lease against their ttl.

Without this change, once a distribution aged past the ttl it would never be used again, and builds would re-create the same distributions in tmpdirs over and over again.

0.5.9

Fixes an issue where SourceTranslator would overwrite .egg/.whl distributions already on disk. Instead, it should always check to see if a copy already exists and reuse if there.

This ordinarily should not be a problem but the zipimporter caches metadata by filename instead of stat/sha, so if the underlying contents changed a runtime error would be thrown due to seemingly corrupt zip file offsets.

0.5.8

Adds -i/--index option to the pex tool.

0.5.7

Adds twitter.common.python.pex_bootstrap bootstrap_pex_env function in order to initialize a PEX environment from within a python interpreter. (Patch contributed by @kwlzn)
Adds stdin=,stdout=,stderr= keyword parameters to the PEX.run function. (Patch from @benjy)

0.5.6

The crawler now defaults to not follow links for security reasons. (Before the default behavior was to implicitly --follow-links for all requirements.)

0.5.5

Improves scrubbing of site-packages from PEX environments.

0.5.1 - 0.5.4

Silences exceptions reported during interpreter teardown (the exceptions resulting from incorrect atexit handler behavior) introduced by 0.4.3
Adds __hash__ to Link so that Packages are hashed correctly in twitter.common.python.resolver resolve

0.5.0

Adds wheel support to twitter.common.python

0.4.3

Adds twitter.common.python.finders which are additional finders for setuptools including:
- find eggs within a .zip
- find wheels within a directory
- find wheels within a .zip
Adds a new Package abstraction by refactoring Link into Link and Package.
Adds support for PEP425 tagging necessary for wheel support.
Improves python environment isolation by correctly scrubbing namespace packages injected into module __path__ attributes by nspkg pth files.
Adds twitter.common.python.resolver resolve method that handles transitive dependency resolution better. This means that if the requirement futures==2.1.2 and an unqualified futures>=2 is pulled in transitively, our resolver will correctly resolve futures 2.1.2 instead of reporting a VersionConflict if any version newer than 2.1.2 is available.
Factors all twitter.common.python test helpers into twitter.common.python.testing
Bug fix: Fix OrderedSet atexit exceptions
Bug fix: Fix cross-device symlinking (patch from @benjy)
Bug fix: Raise a RuntimeError if we fail to write pkg_resources into a .pex

0.4.2

Upgrade to setuptools>=1

0.4.1

twitter.common.python is no longer a namespace package

0.4.0

Kill the egg distiller. We now delegate .egg generation to bdist_egg.

0.3.1

Short-circuit resolving a distribution if a local exact match is found.
Correctly patch the global pkg_resources WorkingSet for the lifetime of the Python interpreter.
Fixes a performance regression in setuptools build_zipmanifest Setuptools Issue #154

0.3.0

Plumb through the --zip-safe, --always-write-cache, --ignore-errors and --inherit-path flags to the pex tool.
Delete the unused PythonDirWrapper code.
Split PEXEnvironment resolution into twitter.common.python.environment and de-conflate WorkingSet/Environment state.
Removes the monkeypatched zipimporter in favor of keeping all eggs unzipped within PEX files. Refactors the PEX dependency cache in util.py
Adds interpreter detection for Jython and PyPy.
Dependency translation errors should be made uniform. (Patch from @johnsirois)
Adds PEX_PROFILE_ENTRIES to limit the number of entries reported when PEX_PROFILE is enabled. (Patch from @rgs_)
Bug fix: Several fixes to error handling in twitter.common.python.http (From Marc Abramowitz)
Bug fix: PEX should not always assume that $PATH was available. (Patch from @jamesbroadhead)
Bug fix: Filename should be part of the .pex cache key or else multiple identical versions will incorrectly resolve (Patch from @tc)
Bug fix: Executed entry points shouldn't be forced to run in an environment with __future__ imports enabled. (Patch from @lawson_patrick)
Bug fix: Detect versionless egg links and fail fast. (Patch from @johnsirois.)
Bug fix: Handle setuptools>=2.1 correctly in the zipimport monkeypatch (Patch from @johnsirois.)

0.2.3

Bug fix: Fix handling of Fetchers with file:// urls.

0.2.2

Adds the pex tool as a standalone tool.

0.2.1

Bug fix: Bootstrapped twitter.common.python should declare twitter.common as a namespace package.

0.2.0

Make twitter.common.python fully standalone by consolidating external dependencies within twitter.common.python.common.

0.1.0

Initial published version of twitter.common.python.

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